Stop Playing The Victim – Cubana Chief Priest Tackles Solomon Buchi In Peller Saga

Nigerian socialite and businessman, Cubana Chief Priest, has reacted to relationship content creator Solomon Buchi’s decision to report TikTok personality Peller to the Metropolitan Police in the United Kingdom over an alleged defamatory claim.

According to reports, the controversy began after Peller accused a man identified only as “Mr Buchi” of allegedly having an affair with another man’s wife. Although Peller did not mention Solomon Buchi’s surname, Solomon later identified himself as the person being referenced.

Reacting to the allegation, Solomon described the claim as false and said it had taken a significant toll on his emotional wellbeing. He disclosed that the situation allegedly resulted in a nervous breakdown, which he said was documented by his general practitioner in the UK.

Solomon also revealed that he had reported the matter to the Metropolitan Police, noting that Peller was currently in the United Kingdom.

In his statement, Solomon said the allegation that he cheated on his wife with another man’s wife was deeply damaging and had severely affected his mental health.

The development has now attracted a reaction from Cubana Chief Priest, who appeared to dismiss Solomon’s decision to involve the police, suggesting that the move was aimed at generating online attention and engagement.

In a social media post, Cubana Chief Priest accused Solomon of turning the controversy into content and warned that legal representatives would be involved in addressing statements made against Peller and others.

“You no go fit do anything this one na content you still dey do, you dey find engagement. You know the rubbish wey you don talk about the boy & others you wan call police small yansh dey shake. I go send lawyers like shooters,” he wrote.

The exchange has further intensified the controversy surrounding the alleged accusation, with both sides now publicly presenting their positions over the matter.