Hope say you no use me? – Cubana Chief Priest quizzes Davido following acquisition of private jet worth $75M

• Famous club owner and businessman, Cubana Chief Priest reacts to Davido’s lavish purchase of a brand-new private jet.
• Hailing the singer for the feat, he funnily asked OBO who he used to create such wealth.

Billionaire entrepreneur, Pascal Okechukwu Chibuike, better known as Cubana Chief Priest recently commended his friend, Davido for his latest extravagant purchase.

Applauding Davido’s acquisition of a Bombardier private jet, Cubana Chief Priest humorously questioned who Davido ‘used’ to generate such a whopping sum of money for the purchase.

He jokingly expressed concern that he might be the one Davido used, adding that Davido was putting pressure on others.

With a touch of humor, he advised Davido to take it easy and not to exert too much pressure.

According to Chief Priest, the luxury aircraft cost $75M, and he concluded his post with his signature statement, ‘Money Na Water’

In his words:

“@davido Who You Use ? Hope Say No Be Me Oh. You Dey Pressure Dem Too Much Oh, I Don Dey Pity Dem. Take it Easy Naaaaa. 75,000,000💸 Tear Nylon Bombardier🛩️ Chai !!! Money💸 Na Water💦.”

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In related news, Nigerian music producer, Samklef, stirred controversy with his recent claims regarding Davido’s alleged acquisition of a new private jet.

Contrary to Davido’s announcement on Twitter about his new purchase, Samklef alleges that it was Davido’s father who actually bought the aircraft.

Taking to his Instagram page, Samklef congratulated Davido, but with a sarcastic undertone suggesting that the credit should go to Davido’s father.

In a series of posts, Samklef expressed skepticism over Davido’s ownership of the jet.

The music producer further stirred the pot by suggesting that Davido’s father was the true owner of the private jet, insinuating that Davido was undeserving of the credit.

Samklef humorously ridiculed those who may be envious of Davido’s success, implying that they might resort to criticizing him for speaking out.