Chivido’24: Cubana Chiefpriest sternly warns uninvited influencers against Davido’s wedding

• Nigerian singer Davido’s wedding has continued to spur discussion online as fans and netizens patiently await the moment.
• The musician’s friend Cubana Chiefpriest, sent a public notice to all uninvited celebrities and social media influencers.
• The celebrity barman was seen having a new haircut for the event as he revealed what would happen to offenders if they tried to crash the event.

Grammy Award nominee cum famous singer David Adeleke, better known as Davido’s wedding, is finally here, and the excitement among his fans and well-wishers certainly knows no bounds. 

Amid the celebrations, Davido’s close friend, Cubana Chief priest, released a public notice advising influencers and uninvited celebrities.

He advised that if one is not officially invited to an occasion, it is best to stay in their various houses and not attend such.

In the viral video, the celebrity barman is seen in a salon getting a fresh haircut ahead of the wedding as he issued his warning.

Cubana Chief Priest also emphasized that Davido’s wedding invitation was not issued by the number of one’s followers online. He added that stubborn individuals who show up at Davido’s wedding without an invite would be entirely disgraced at the event’s entrance. Watch him speak below:

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Meanwhile, hours ago amid Davido’s wedding brouhaha, Nigerian comedian Real Warri Pikin received massive praise from her fans following her post. 

The countdown hour has started towards the plush marriage ceremony of the singer and his heartthrob Chioma.

Warri Pikin, who unfortunately won’t be attending the wedding, gave important instructions to attendees so that she and online in-laws would enjoy the glamour on social media.

Real Warri Pikin revealed that she regrettably turned down Davido’s wedding invitation when he called her. She said she is in Abuja and currently working on her show scheduled for June 28.