Cubana Chiefpriest’s Alleged Brother Releases Song, Nigerians Review It: “Advice Don Plenty Pass”

Cubana Chiefpriest’s Alleged Brother Releases Song, Nigerians Review It: “Advice Don Plenty Pass”

  • Cubana Chiefpriest's alleged brother Bethel Okechukwu has had netizens camped on his social media account 
  • The petty trader who recently received $30k from Afrobeats superstar Burna Boy shared a clip of one of his songs 
  • Nigerians who came across the visual post had conflicting opinions about his talent as they advised him on what to do 

Bethel Okechukwu, the alleged younger brother of popular socialite Cubana Chiefpriest (born Pascal Okechuwku), has released one of the songs from his repertoire.

Legit.ng reported that the upcoming artist and Alaba phone repairer was recently gifted $30k (approximately N50m) by Nigerian music star Damini Ogulu, better known as Burna Boy, during the singer's recent feud with Cubana Chiefpriest.

Burna Boy, Cubana Chiefpriest’s alleged brother, Cubana Chiefpriest’s
Cubana Chiefpriest’s alleged brother's song gets reviewed by Nigerians. Credit: @burnboygram, @iamtreater, @cubanachiefpriest
Source: Instagram

A few days after his enormous reward, Bethel shared a video of one of his old songs and revealed his intentions to remix it.

He, however, pointed out how the song's lyrics narrated his current life situation.

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"Sometimes what we say with our mouth works for us, catapult me to next level, and he did it for me, chai, I go remix this song."

In a previous report, Bethel Okechukwu's mother publicly expressed her gratitude to Burna Boy for gifting her son such a huge sum.

In a heartfelt moment, the older woman, seen in the comfort of her vintage home, wore a black top and wrapper as she thanked the Atlantic Records signee.

She expressed her deep appreciation and prayed for God's blessings and protection over Burna Boy.

See his post below:

Netizens react to Cubana Chiefpriest's alleged brother's song 

Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:

oluwagifted:

"Singing like Rudeboy."

rtetale:

"Brother I no go lie for you the song dope. You sabi sing abeg and I pray may God show you way asap."

ewyere:

"Brooo God has remembered u this year....be wise u don suffer for this life , so be wise n make burna boy proud....person way go help u no go stress u at all...congrats treater."

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Iamkingon:

"It’s important you don’t invest that money on music , continue with your business , when you have made profit then you can think business , that’s all I can say , money na water is only when it’s properly invested."

mr white:

"Advice don plenty pass the money."

tonyparker222:

"Oga focus on your phone parts and repairs.. it's too early to start wasting your funds on music wey no send you before.. anyways if you fail this time which I pray you don't, people go take you do content.. Shalom."

kingouchi:

"Good One tho but. Stay Focused Bro. Open ur shop first. Den u fit Dey push ur musical career from there."

Cubana CP's alleged brother replies VDM

In a previous report by Legit.ng, the alleged younger brother of celebrity barman Cubana Chiefpriest responded to social media activist VDM.

Recall that a video went viral showing when the musician quickly stopped a man who came to meet him on stage.

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Amid the beef between Burna and Cubana Chiefpriest, the socialite asked the victim to come forward, promising a monetary reward.

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Chinasa Afigbo (Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue courses in writing & media communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.