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Cubana Chief Priest, a well-known businessman and celebrity socialite, Pascal Okechukwu, has declared his intention to run against Peter Obi in the 2027 presidential election.
In a contentious interaction with fans on Instagram, the socialite—who fervently backed the Labour Party candidate in the 2023 elections—announced his changing attitude.
The online dispute started when people questioned him about his recent political change and his affiliation with the pro-Tinubu “City Boy Movement.”
In response to a follower’s question about whether he really planned to work against Obi in the upcoming election, he answered without hesitation.
I worked for Obi previous election, even as a special adviser to an APC governor, so I trust that this is not a crime, he remarked.
Critics of his remark cited his prior problems with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
He would not be immune to future inquiry, according to others, if he aligned himself with the current administration.
Rejecting the issue, he boasted that going to the anti-graft agency is almost a sign of accomplishment.
He declared, “You will never make am if you never go to the EFCC for Naija.”
Later, during the 2023 election, the focus of the debate switched to the South-East and the issue of regional union.
While some commentators said that Obi may have done better with more support from powerful people in the area, Cubana Chief Priest replied aggressively, advising detractors to endorse whoever they choose and asking what real progress such sentiments had made in the South-East.
