Celebrity barman and music star Cubana Chief Priest made a grand statement at Obi Cubana’s lavish 50th birthday bash, arriving in a stylish all-black agbada paired with sneakers—blending traditional flair with urban swagger. It was a perfect moment of Chief Priest celebrating Obi Cubana.
The party, which brought together top dignitaries and A-list celebrities, was an unforgettable night filled with glitz, glamour, and gratitude.
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Taking to Instagram to share highlights of the event, Cubana ChiefPriest wrote:
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“No Be To Get Money, You Go Fit Chop Am ? @obi_cubana In My Next Life I Will Want To Still Learn From You Again. The Composure, The Style, The Coordination, The Package, The Doings, The Levels, The Pace, The Class & Standard Etc. Ain’t No Party Like An Obi’s Party, Had To Pull Up On Dem As A Proper Lagos City Boy👓 Wey Dey Do Well.”
He praised Obi Cubana’s poise, influence, and standard, calling him a role model whose sense of “composure, coordination, style, and class” set the tone for excellence. He closed the post with a tribute to Lagos energy:
“Had to pull up on dem as a proper Lagos city boy wey dey do well.”
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In the background of the video clips from the party was his new single, “More Money,” a vibrant anthem that celebrates wealth, success, and enjoyment. Known for fusing nightlife culture with music, Cubana Chief Priest continues to blur the lines between entertainment, entrepreneurship, and music, truly celebrating his achievements.
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Though originally famed as a nightlife king and businessman, Cubana Chief Priest is making significant strides in the music scene. With “More Money,” he taps into Afrobeats energy to send a motivational message wrapped in rhythm and swagger—an embodiment of his personal brand.
His influence stretches beyond music; he represents the modern Nigerian dream—a successful blend of hustle, luxury, and loyalty. Whether he’s lighting up clubs or dropping bangers, Cubana ChiefPriest proves he’s more than just hype—he’s a cultural force. And truly, as he said, ain’t no party like an Obi’s party because Chief Priest celebrates Obi Cubana.
