Cubana Chiefpriest Declares Opposition to Peter Obi in 2027

Cubana Chiefpriest opposes Peter Obi in the 2027 election, defending his political stance and responding to critics and past EFCC encounters

Socialite and businessman Cubana Chiefpriest has confirmed he will work against former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi in Nigeria’s 2027 election, despite supporting Obi in the 2023 race.

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The declaration came during a series of interactions on Instagram, where followers directly questioned his political intentions and loyalty to the South-East.

Responding to a blunt query about his 2027 stance, Cubana Chiefpriest stated: “Yes oh hope say no be crime cuz I worked for Obi last election even as special adviser to an APC Governor.”

When reminded of his past arrest by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, the socialite dismissed concerns, joking that encountering the EFCC is a sign of financial success in Nigeria.

The conversation later touched on regional politics. Critics questioned Cubana Chiefpriest’s commitment to South-East development, but he challenged detractors to show tangible progress, saying: “Shut up your mouth and go and support who you want to support as you like. Biafra reach how many developments you don do for South East.”

Cubana Chiefpriest’s statements have sparked debate on social media, with some questioning his motives and others praising his candidness.

Many observers noted the announcement as a reflection of the increasingly vocal role celebrities play in Nigerian politics, particularly in influencing public discourse ahead of elections.

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The socialite’s position contrasts with his past public support for Peter Obi, highlighting a shift in his political alliances and signalling potential developments in South-East political dynamics as the 2027 election approaches.