''Na My Papa Be This'' — Businessman, Cubana Chief Priest Says As He Kneels Before VP Shettima [VIDEO]

 

Social media was set ablaze after Nigerian nightlife entrepreneur and celebrity barman, Pascal Okechukwu, famously known as Cubana Chief Priest, posted a heartfelt moment from a recent visit to the country’s Vice President, Kashim Shettima.

In a gesture that caught the attention of many, Cubana Chief Priest was photographed kneeling respectfully before the Vice President, who responded with a warm smile. The image, coupled with a short video showing the pair in cheerful conversation, quickly spread across social media platforms, triggering a wave of mixed reactions.

Okechukwu shared the content on his official social media pages, adding a caption that read, “Na my papa be this.” The phrase, laced with admiration and cultural reverence, suggested a deep sense of respect and possibly a personal connection between the two men. As expected, the comment section erupted with speculation, support, and critique from followers and the general public.

Their exchange appeared easygoing, filled with laughter and what many described as "good energy." While details of their discussion remain private, the mood captured on video hinted at a meeting that was more than just ceremonial. Observers were quick to comment on the chemistry between the influential businessman and the country’s number two citizen, with some interpreting the moment as a powerful show of social alignment between the entertainment industry and the political sphere.

Cubana Chief Priest, known for his flamboyant lifestyle, booming presence in the hospitality industry, and wide influence on social media, is no stranger to making headlines. This time, however, the headlines are less about nightlife and more about national relevance. His decision to kneel before Vice President Shettima, in an era where celebrity confidence often borders on brashness, was viewed by some as a rare show of humility. Others questioned the intent and timing, fueling discussions around the relationship between public figures and political leaders.

Though the moment was brief, its impact has been anything but. Analysts suggest the encounter might be a strategic positioning move, either politically or commercially. Still, for many fans, the gesture was simply a man showing respect to a senior figure — a familiar and culturally rich expression within Nigerian society.

Cubana Chief Priest has not issued further comments on the nature of the meeting or what prompted the visit. Yet, his post has already achieved what most celebrity interactions with power figures tend to: stir interest, prompt debate, and keep his name firmly in the spotlight. Whether the encounter signals a deeper collaboration or was merely a goodwill visit remains to be seen.

For now, the kneeling gesture continues to generate buzz, adding another intriguing chapter to the ever-evolving story of one of Nigeria’s most talked-about entrepreneurs.

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