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Cubana Chief Priest Enters Politics: Nightlife Mogul Declares 2027 APC House of Reps Ambition Sparks Mixed Reactions”
(Cubana Chief Priest. Photo credit: Nigeria Stories)
Prior to the 2027 elections, Pascal Okechukwu, also known as Cubana Chief Priest, announced his candidacy for the APC’s Orlu/Orsu/Oru East Federal House seat.
The 45-year-old Orsu native, well-known for his nightclubs in the Cubana Group, pledged to contribute personal funds to projects without embezzling public monies.
Online opinions were divided; some questioned whether his notoriety from nightclubs made him more eligible to legislate than celebrities like Cosmas Maduka, while others applauded his enthusiasm as a prosperous local returning home. The APC’s Hon. presently holds the position.
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