Cubana Chief Priest reacts to his APC primary defeat, saying he remains undeterred and hinting at future political ambitions despite setback
Nigerian socialite and businessman Paschal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has reacted to reports of his defeat in the All Progressives Congress (APC) House of Representatives primary election, insisting that the setback will not end his political ambition.
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Speaking during a conversation with streamer Peller, Cubana Chief Priest said he remains confident and unbothered by online criticism following the election outcome.
He stated that social media attacks do not affect him, adding that many of his critics do not match his level of financial success.
“I’ll never give up even if I lose again. All these people wey dey troll me for IG and Twitter, I checked their page and none of them get G-Wagon,” he said.
He further explained that several media organisations reached out to him after the election, but he chose to speak during a conversation with younger audiences, describing them as his preferred focus.
Cubana Chief Priest also suggested that his political journey is still evolving, hinting at future ambitions beyond the recent setback.
“How will I be sad at what poor men are saying? Everybody dey call me, TVC dey call me, Channels dey call me, but you’re the only one I replied because I’m for the youths. I have a plan B, maybe God wants me to be the Governor,” he added.
His remarks have sparked mixed reactions online, with supporters praising his confidence while critics questioned his comments about less privileged individuals.
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The development continues to generate discussion across social media as Nigerians debate his post-election comments and political outlook.
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