Socialite Cubana Chiefpriest has openly declared that he would work against former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi in the 2027 election.
This statement comes after his recent appointment within the City Boy movement.
The businessman made the announcement during a series of exchanges with followers on Instagram, responding directly to political questions from curious users.
The conversation began when an Instagram user asked him a blunt question about his political stance:
“So in simple terms, you are working against Obi in the upcoming presidential election. lol,” the follower wrote.
Cubana Chiefpriest did not hesitate and confirmed the claim in a short but direct reply:
“Yes oh hope say no be crime cuz I worked for obi last election even as special adviser to an APC Governor,” he said.
As the conversation went on, another follower reminded him of his past encounter with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The user warned that the same government he now appears to support had once arrested him and could do so again.
Chiefpriest, however, remained unfazed:
“if you never go Efcc for naija you never make am,” he wrote, a statement many described as both humorous and controversial.
The discussion later shifted to Biafra and political support from the South-East. One user argued that if influential figures from the region had strongly backed Peter Obi, he might have won the last presidential election, while also noting that everyone has the right to support any candidate of their choice.
The socialite responded bluntly:
“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,” he wrote.
Read some comments below:
@ebtee2001:”Go and sit down. All you care about is your bottom line.”
@ratel_prince_001:”God punish you and ur f@t Belle ewu HAUSA, u no go see March bet me?”
@begi.nagain6:”Honestly, I don’t get it. Why must everyone face the same direction? Support whoever you want, and let others decide for themselves.”