10 Facts About Cubana Chief Priest
Cubana Chief Priest is a Nigerian celebrity known for his lavish lifestyle, entrepreneurship, and association with the nightlife scene.
Here are ten facts about him:
Early Dreams
Born Pascal Chibuike Okechukwu, Cubana Chief Priest grew up in Aba and Umuhu Okabia, Imo State, Nigeria. As a child, he dreamt of becoming a musician.
Shoemaking Success
Following his father’s footsteps, Cubana Chief Priest learned the art of shoemaking in Aba. His dedication paid off, earning him his first million during his time at Federal Polytechnic Nekede in Owerri.
Love and Family
In the midst of his career pursuits, Cubana Chief Priest found love and married Angel Gold Okechukwu. Their union blessed them with two sons, Chukwuebuka and Obinna.
Entrepreneurial Journey
Cubana Chief Priest’s entrepreneurial spirit led him to establish Club Xhrine in Owerri, marking a significant milestone in his career.
Social Media Stardom
With his vibrant personality and charm, Cubana Chief Priest became a social media sensation, amassing millions of followers on Instagram.
Arrest and Controversy
In April 2022, Cubana Chief Priest was apprehended by the EFCC at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja. He faced allegations that stirred controversy and left his fans shocked.
Silence and Speculation
Following his arrest, Cubana Chief Priest’s social media presence dwindled, leaving fans wondering about his whereabouts and the future of his career.
Philanthropy
Despite his flamboyant image, he is known to engage in philanthropic activities, such as supporting the less privileged and contributing to community development projects.
Popularity
He has a massive following on social media, with millions of followers on platforms like Instagram, where he shares insights into his lifestyle, businesses, and social engagements.
Alleged Naira Abuse
Following Bobrisky’s arrest, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) arrested Cubana Chief Priest on Tuesday, April 16, 2024. He is expected to be arraigned today.
