Cubana Chief Priest Reflects On Obi Cubana's Impact On His Journey

Nigerian socialite Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has taken a trip down memory lane, reflecting on the role his former boss, Obi Cubana, played in shaping his life and career.

In a lengthy Instagram post, he credited Obi Cubana for bringing Opium Cubana to Owerri in 2016, which he said laid the foundation for who he is today.

Chief Priest noted that he didn't just ride on Obi Cubana's success but contributed significantly to the business, becoming the driving force behind its operations. He described how the business grew rapidly, expanding from Owerri to Lagos, Enugu, and Abuja within just three years. He praised Obi Cubana as a fearless businessman who is always ready to explore, learn, and take risks.

The socialite also shared lessons from his apprenticeship, emphasising the importance of serving, learning, and growing under a mentor. .

He further acknowledged Obi Cubana as a walking blessing and a solid investor.

He wrote: "If Obi Cubana didn't bring Opium Cubana to Owerri in 2016, I forgot no be Chief Priest. I did not just lap him; rather, I contributed and became the motion of the business. The motion was heavy, and every day was a shutdown."

"Obi is born ready; he has a lifeclass and is ready to spend. He is not afraid to lose, learn and move. He's an Aries like me, so I had everything I wanted from artist, lifeclass, brands; everything was available."

"Very smart dude; he really put me on, not minding how famous I was becoming. Baba na ruthless builder. He gets anything he wants. He is indeed the Pablo; he's always ready to explore and deliver."

"I want to leave it here for today, but before I go, Obi Cubana, you are Don for life; you are a winner, an achiever. You taught me the business wholeheartedly. He didn't notice; do it for me alone; we plenty for the list. But as you know, I'm the noisiest of them all."

"Invest with him; he's solid. Man is a walking blessing. This is ten years ago, and I still never see Baba finish. I love you, my Don."

"I was looking back at how good life has been, and it was you. The lesson for today is: be a man of value. I did not just meet him. I came to serve, learn and grow myself. When you work for someone, you work for yourself. I absorbed his contacts; I met his family, friends, customers, associates and partners, and that shaped my own life. Apprenticeship is key. You serve before you become Odogwu."