John Okoro
Renowned entrepreneur and socialite Pascal Okechukwu, popularly called Cubana Chief Priest, has clapped back at social critic Isaac Fayose in a fiery Instagram exchange after facing scrutiny over his political affiliations.
The flamboyant businessman responded to Fayose’s remarks questioning his alignment with the administration of President Bola Tinubu, sparking a heated online debate.
In his bold retort, Cubana Chief Priest justified his stance, emphasizing that as an employer of more than a thousand Nigerians, his priority is fostering growth through government partnerships instead of resistance.
“While governors pledge loyalty, you’re fixated on a businessman’s choice? Power belongs to those who seize it,” he fired back.
Daring Fayose to a public financial showdown, he questioned his critic’s credibility and alluded to the political influence of Fayose’s family, especially his brother’s former governorship.
“Should I champion opposition instead of creating jobs? My empire thrives on strategy, not slogans,” he declared.
The nightlife mogul further reaffirmed his backing of Tinubu’s economic vision, describing it as a blueprint for national progress.
“My loyalty remains unshaken—Renewed Hope is the future,” he asserted.
Cubana Chief Priest also detailed his multimillion-naira ventures in hospitality and property development, particularly in his hometown, underscoring his role in boosting local employment.
He dismissed Fayose’s commentary as envy-driven, reiterating his commitment to commerce over activism, declaring, “I build bridges, not barricades.”
Terngu Iorfa
