Cubana Chief Priest, Isaac Fayose trade words over alliance with Tinubu’s City Boy Movement

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Businessman and socialite, Pascal Okechukwu, aka Cubana Chief Priest, and Isaac Fayose, brother of former Ekiti State governor Ayo Fayose, have exchanged words over the former’s association with City Boy Movement, a group aligned with President Bola Tinubu’s administration.

Fayose earlier noted in a video uploaded on Instagram that the Igbo are “easy to buy” as long as one has “money and power”.

Reacting on Wednesday on the photo-sharing app, Cubana Chief Priest opined that he chose to support the Tinubu administration because he is an employer of labour who must make decisions that will benefit his businesses.

Apparently, their fight had taken a new turn.

Fayose took to his Instagram page to share a screenshot of the message he had received in his inbox.

Cubana Chief Priest wrote:

“What you can’t make has to look like 419/drug to you ODE. Your brother call me e say make I no mind you say na Is you be the black sheep of the family. i get am before no be property once man don dey count past glory without present then it is finished”

Isaac Fayose wrote: “l am still worth £11 million… Verifiable wealth Not Malaysia drug money”

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