Davido Reacts To Court Granting Cubana Chief Priest ₦10 Million Bail

Davido Reacts To Court Granting Cubana Chief Priest ₦10 Million Bail....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Afrobeats sensation Davido has shared his thoughts on the recent development regarding the ₦10 million bail granted to socialite Pascal Okechukwu, also known as Cubana Chief Priest. Cubana Chief Priest was arraigned on charges related to Naira Mutilation before Justice Kehinde Ogundare of the Federal High Court, Lagos, where he pleaded not guilty.

Following his plea, he was granted bail in the sum of ₦10 million, with two sureties required in like sum. Taking to his Instagram handle, Cubana Chief Priest expressed gratitude to his friends and fans for their support during this time, acknowledging that the trial has been humbling and reaffirmed his significance.

Responding to Cubana Chief Priest’s post in the comment section, Davido expressed disbelief at the possibility of Cubana Chief Priest being incarcerated, emphasizing his inability to endure six months without seeing him. Davido’s comment showcased his strong support for the socialite.

Naira Abuse Case: Ethnic Considerations in Prosecution Criticized by Lawyer Idam

In another perspective on the matter, human rights activist and lawyer Maduabuchi Idam criticized the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for what he perceives as playing the ethnic card in the arrest of Cubana Chief Priest.

Idam accused the EFCC of engaging in a symbolic gesture to appease the Southwest, following the conviction of Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, for naira abuse. He questioned the EFCC’s priorities, suggesting that the agency should focus on investigating serious allegations such as budget padding, rather than pursuing cases like Cubana Chief Priest’s.

In a statement, Idam described the prosecution of Cubana Chief Priest as a waste of time, suggesting that it was either a result of the EFCC’s idleness or an attempt to generate attention. He urged the EFCC to address more pressing issues instead of diverting resources to what he considers frivolous prosecutions.

In summary, while Davido’s reaction highlights personal support for Cubana Chief Priest, Idam’s critique sheds light on broader concerns regarding the EFCC’s prosecutorial priorities and potential ethnic considerations in such cases.

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