On Tinubu’s mandate I stand – Cubana chief priest replies critics

Pascal Chibuike Okechukwu, famously known as Cubana chief priest, has responded to the criticisms that greeted his recent visit to President Bola Tinubu.

The nightlight entrepreneur visited President Tinubu along with his singer Davido and music executive Ubi Franklin among others. In a video, Okechukwu knelt while greeting the President, sparking condemnation from some social media users.

In his reaction, written in vernacular, Okechukwu wondered why his critics suddenly picked interest in him. He said he is unfazed by the criticisms, adding that the critics similarly vilified President Tinubu but, still, he became the president of the country. Okechukwu, in the post, declared support for President Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima.

He wrote on Instagram:  “All of a sudden !!!! Dem don love me so much That they are so hurt that CP knelt down for Presidency. Well, me I know say No be wetin dey really pain una Wetin dey pain una be say Why is it always Cp, So funny how na me kneel down for Presidency but na una leg dey pain. Na so una abuse them till they became the presidency na so una go abuse me till I become wetin Dey my mind to become. Una abuse na blessings in disguise. I understand this game better now; the ones you people show fake love, shower fake praises & hype keep losing. I feel super comfortable on the feet of Asiwaju/Shettima. Don’t forget The Symbol Is The Broom.
Together, They can never break us on your Mandate PBAT.
CP shall Kneel, Stand, Walk, Work, Dance, Sleep, Grow, & Explore. #CpNoSmall”!”.