Nigerian socialite and businessman Cubana Chief Priest has expressed pride in himself after flying a group of talented Venezuelan boys to Nigeria. Sharing clips of their arrival on his Instagram story, he revealed that he’s working on new music with them and plans to give them the full Nigerian experience.
In the video, the nightlife king was seen welcoming the group at the airport in grand style before taking them out to celebrate at a top club. Clearly excited, he shared that this collaboration means a lot to him and that he intends to show them “what real money feels like.”
“This is the best thing I did this year — flying this group of amazing talents, @millonariaafrica, to Naija. These guys from Venezuela fell in love with our country, Naija, so much, and I’m so honored to make their dreams come true. We have new music coming, and I can’t wait for you guys to feel it,” he wrote.
Cubana Chief Priest added that the team would be touring the Igbo, Hausa, and Yoruba regions of the country to properly experience the richness of Nigerian culture.
“Before then, let me show them that ‘money na water’ is too real. We will be touring across Naija so they can see how premium and sweet our country is,” he added, bragging about shutting down Zaza and Boho nightclub the previous night.
Last month, the socialite who met with the French President during his visit to Nigeria, declared that he feels like “the chosen one,” saying, “If it ever happens, everywhere go soft like France.”
Just recently, Cubana made headlines after attending the Hallelujah Challenge, where he reflected on his faith, saying that God is both “premium and luxurious.” According to him, he represents both because that’s who God is.
In another instance, the nightlife promoter reacted to criticisms about his lifestyle, declaring himself “the most influential person in Nigeria.” He also shared life lessons about staying flexible, noting that whether one flies first class or economy, reaching your destination is what truly matters.
Interestingly, he once encouraged people to “package” themselves well, saying that “fake life brings real life”, a comment that stirred mixed reactions online. According to him, looking successful opens doors faster.
Despite his flashy lifestyle, Cubana Chief Priest often emphasizes the importance of having loyal friends. In his words, “Even if I fall, I’ve got over a thousand real guys who will raise me back up.”
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