Singer Davido has swiftly responded to the recent developments surrounding socialite Pascal Okechukwu, famously known as Cubana Chief Priest, who found himself entangled in legal woes over alleged Naira abuse.
Cubana Chief Priest was granted a N10 million bail by Justice Kehinde Ogundare of the Federal High Court in Lagos, following his plea of not guilty to three-count charges leveled against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
In the midst of the legal proceedings, Cubana Chief Priest took to his Instagram handle to express gratitude to his supporters and well-wishers for standing by him during this challenging time.
He expressed humility in the face of the trial, emphasizing that it has affirmed his resilience and stature.
Davido, a close associate and friend of Cubana Chief Priest, couldn’t contain his emotions upon hearing the news.
Responding in the comment section of Chief Priest’s Instagram post, Davido emphatically stated his disbelief at the possibility of his friend being incarcerated.
He passionately expressed his sentiment, asserting that the mere thought of not seeing Cubana Chief Priest for a period as long as six months was unbearable to him.
The legal ordeal faced by Cubana Chief Priest echoes recent high-profile cases involving public figures and allegations of financial impropriety.
Notably, the sentencing of popular crossdresser, Bobrisky, to six months in jail without the option of a fine by Justice Abimbola Awogboro of the Federal High Court in Lagos, serves as a stark reminder of the serious consequences associated with infractions related to currency handling in Nigeria.
As Cubana Chief Priest navigates through the complexities of the legal system, the unwavering support from his peers and fans, including Davido, serves as a testament to the bond forged within the entertainment industry.
The outcome of his trial will undoubtedly reverberate across social and legal circles, shedding light on the intricacies of financial regulations and the ramifications of non-compliance.
