Nigerian nightlife mogul has broken his silence following intense criticism over his open support for President .
In a bold response shared online, the socialite questioned the outrage directed at him, asking: if an Igbo man backing Tinubu is considered betrayal, what then should be said about a Yoruba man supporting ?
Chief Priest argued that Nigerians should move beyond tribal sentiments, stressing that prosperity comes from unity and strategic alignment. According to him, Tinubu’s political journey proves he understands structure and long-term planning. He pointed out that Tinubu once supported former President for eight years before clinching the presidency himself — a move he described as calculated and visionary.
He urged critics to “follow who knows the road,” adding that aligning with established political structures is a smarter path than repeated protests or division. His stance comes shortly after he showcased campaign buses reportedly donated by Igbo businessmen in support of Tinubu’s re-election bid.
Interestingly, this marks a shift from his earlier tone last year when he publicly addressed Tinubu over the detention of , warning that the Southeast’s votes could be at stake. Now, the businessman insists that political engagement — not isolation — is the better option.
As reactions continue to pour in, one thing is clear: Cubana Chief Priest is not backing down from his political position anytime soon.
