Cubana chief priest

Cubana is one of the hotest club in Nigeria with branches in Abuja, Lagos and Owerri. It is one of the most exotic club that you get to pluck fun when you have money to spend. Not everyone can get into the club, you must look expensive before the bouncers could allow you enter the club. Davido in 2018 I guess once performed in the club at Owerri which increased the publicity of the club.


One of the co-owners of this company chibuieke Paschal Okechukwu popularly know as the chief priest of cubana was arrested for abusing police escort, weapons and irregularities of wealth. Someone told a joke that if we spend money during this period of our Nigerian president, the president would be angry. He was arrested and being questioned by the Inspector General of police monitoring team in Lagos. He recently celebrated his child dedication party in May where real money was spent. His estimated net worth is about $5 million dollars and annual income of $3 million. He pride around with expensive cars like Ross Royce, Benz, G-wagons and love expensive wines and cigas. He is also charitable by helping young guys from his clans with school fees and giving money to pregnant women.

You can't be this rich with an exotic life style and the government won't raise an eye brown. He is a celebrity promoter and he is presently working with Mercy the Big brother Naija pepper Dem winner. His arrest is really shocking and trending on social media. No one knows the source of how cubana made their money but rumors have it that they were the first to hit it hard on cytocurrency (Bitcoin) in Africa. We hope he get back soon.

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