Nigerian celebrity bartender Cubana Chief Priest is at the center of a social media storm after photos surfaced showing him kneeling before Vice President Kashim Shettima. The images, taken during a visit with Davido to Senate President Akpabio, have ignited debates about political influence, cultural respect, and possible hidden agendas. While some see it as a harmless gesture, others accuse the socialite of seeking government favors.
- Viral Moment: Photos show Cubana Chief Priest kneeling before VP Shettima, sparking mixed reactions.
- Speculations Rise: Critics suggest he may be begging for favors amid rumored business troubles.
- Cultural Debate: Some argue kneeling contradicts Igbo traditions, while others dismiss it as mere respect.
- Political Backlash: Netizens question his loyalty, linking the gesture to his perceived ties to the APC government.
In Nigeria’s hyper-politicized climate, even a knee can speak volumes. Is Cubana Chief Priest’s kneeling a sign of respect or a political plea—and does it even matter?
