Cubana Chief Priest Cries Out! Missing Davido's Wedding Gave Him 'Pain'

Celebrity barman and business mogul, Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has finally broken his silence on why he was conspicuously absent from Davido and Chioma's star-studded white wedding in Miami.

The internet was buzzing with questions after the lavish ceremony, and fans were quick to notice the empty space where Davido’s bestie should have been. Now, we have the full story, and it’s a true heartbreaker!

Taking to his Instagram page, Chief Priest shared a heartfelt video from the couple's traditional wedding last year, explaining that he woke up with "mixed feelings." He was happy for his best friend and his wife, but deeply saddened that he couldn't be there to witness the beautiful moment in person.

So, what was the reason? According to the nightlife king himself, it was a long-standing U.S. visa issue that prevented him from traveling. In his post, he directly appealed to the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria, saying they needed to give him "access to get my fat ass into America" because "the world is to see me absent at my best friend's wedding."

He even thanked his fans for the "bashing," saying it has given him "multiple reasons and proofs to apply again." In a moment of pure hope, he declared, "Well, delay is never denial, CP is still hopeful."

The good news? Chief Priest wasn't completely absent. He confirmed that his elegant wife, _deangels, was present at the wedding, representing him in "body and spirit." He ended his emotional message with a fresh appeal to the U.S. Embassy, vowing to reapply for his visa next week.

It just goes to show you that even with all the money and fame in the world, some things are just out of your control. We can only hope that the "greatest country in the world" grants him his wish soon so he can celebrate with Davido and Chioma.

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