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Davido becomes the first Nigerian artiste of his generation to have a doctorate degree. This afternoon, Davido was awarded a doctorate degree in music by Clifford University in Abia State .

Is there any other thing that sounds better than Doctor David Adeleke ? Bro has money and is still extremely educated. Your favorite get masters degree ? but 001 now has a Doctorate Degree.

Chioma Davido OPENS A 12 Billion Naira Restaurant " CHEFCHI "

Cubana Chief Priest Pays School Fees For 50 Clifford University Students

Nigeria’s renowned nightlife entrepreneur and philanthropist, Cubana Chief Priest, has announced a major educational support initiative, pledging to pay the school fees of 50 students across all departments of Clifford University, Owerrinta, Abia State.

He made the declaration on Sunday during the university’s 6th Convocation Ceremony, where he accompanied his close friend and Afrobeats superstar, David Adeleke (Davido), who delivered the commencement speech and commissioned a new female hostel named after his late mother, Dr. Veronica Adeleke.

Cubana Chief Priest, whose real name is Pascal Okechukwu, said his gesture was inspired by the Adeleke family’s consistent commitment to supporting educational institutions across Nigeria, beyond their privately-owned university.

“My relationship with Davido is a pure definition that there is nothing like tribalism,” he said. “The Adeleke family is not just supporting their own university but other institutions as well. That is true generosity and leadership.”

He went on to declare: “I will pay the school fees for 50 students from every department at Clifford University. Education changes lives, and every young person deserves a chance to fulfill their dreams.”

The announcement drew loud applause from the convocation audience, which included university officials, dignitaries, parents, and students. Many described the pledge as an unexpected but deeply touching act of goodwill that will go a long way in relieving the financial burden of many families.

Cubana Chief Priest’s visit alongside Davido added colour, excitement, and humanity to what was already a memorable convocation. His words emphasized the need for unity, compassion, and investment in the next generation, values that both he and Davido have continued to champion through philanthropy.

The convocation ceremony also featured Davido’s inspiring address to graduating students, where he encouraged them to live purpose-driven lives and to use their talents for the greater good. The event climaxed with the commissioning of the Dr. Veronica Adeleke Female Hostel, a tribute to Davido’s late mother and her legacy in education.

Clifford University’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Chimezie Omeonu, commended both Davido and Cubana Chief Priest for their humility and generosity, describing their presence as “a powerful demonstration of how influence can be used for good.”

Cubana Chief Priest’s pledge has since sparked widespread commendation across social media and educational circles, with many praising his action as a shining example of how successful Nigerians can bridge divides and make a lasting social impact.

As Clifford University celebrates its new graduates, the message from both Davido and Cubana Chief Priest rings clear: that greatness is not just about wealth or fame, but about giving others the chance to rise.

Money Na Water’ not vanity but abundance, Cubana Chief Priest replies Maduka


Celebrity nightlife promoter Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has fired back at billionaire businessman and Chairman of Coscharis Group, Cosmas Maduka, over his criticism of the popular phrase, “Money Na Water.”

Maduka, in a recent speech, distanced himself from what he called the “lavish spending culture” of the younger generation, saying he avoids events where people “throw money around.”

Reacting via his Instagram stories on Wednesday, Cubana Chief Priest defended his signature catchphrase, describing it as a modern-day “philosophy of abundance and flow,” rather than a call to wastefulness.

Chief Priest argued that while Maduka’s generation built wealth through “factories, fleets, and real estate,” his own generation thrives on a different kind of capital, attention, stating that visibility has become the new currency in a digital economy.


He wrote, “With all due respect to the motivational speaking older generation who built wealth quietly, the world you thrived in is not the one we live in today. In your time, capital was factories, fleets, and real estate. In our time, attention is the main capital. These capitals listed cannot sell in today’s market without the major capital Attention (visibility)

“Visibility has become the new currency. In a digital economy, obscurity is bankruptcy. What you don’t show doesn’t sell. What you don’t amplify dissolves into silence. We are the noise that’s why you know us to the extent you had to use us to make references in your dry speech because you want to use us to trend without paying us, na why you dey run when you see us, you no wan show us real love. Tell me, Why musta billionaire pretend to use the toilet just to run away from an event, that’s a lot of stress for a real billionaire.

Nigerian musician Davido and his partner Chioma Rowland have held a colourful white wedding in the United States' city of Miami. According to Davido, the event which was held on Sunday, August 10th, cost 3.7 million US dollars to organise.

DAVIDO SET TO OPEN HIS OWN PERSONAL PRIVATE JETLINE IN JOHANNESBURG SOUTH AFRICA
Davido has invested over $100-Million Approximately (N 149,139,700,000) into his own private jet line known as “CHIVIDO JETLINE” in the heart of South Africa's city Johannesburg.

Afrobeats star David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has splashed millions on a brand-new 2025 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon for his wife, Chioma.

The 2025 model, which only recently debuted on the global market, is listed in the U.S. from around $150,000, though Nigerian auto experts note the price could climb significantly higher once import duties, customisations, and market demand are factored in.

Davido shared clips on Instagram on Wednesday, showing the moment he picked up the car. He explained that he had to trade in an older model and add extra cash to secure the newest release. “We had to give them the one I bought before and balance it up for this new one,” he said, before proudly declaring, “Only the best for my lady — 2025 things!”

Chioma beamed with excitement as she received the keys, while Davido hyped her up in his usual playful style.

The gesture adds to the couple’s long list of headline-making moments. Just last month, they wrapped up their much-talked-about wedding celebrations with a star-studded white wedding in Miami, reportedly costing about $3.7 million. This followed their court wedding in March 2023 and a traditional ceremony in Lagos in June 2024.

With this latest gift, Davido has once again reminded fans why he is not just a hitmaker on stage but also a lover who spares no expense when it comes to Chioma.

BREAKING: Superstar Davido Turns Convocation Into Inspiration, Commissions Hostel Named After Late Mother At Clifford University

Afrobeats superstar, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, on Sunday, graced the 6th Convocation Ceremony of Clifford University, Owerrinta, Abia State, where he officially commissioned a female hostel named after his late mother, Dr. Veronica Adeleke, and delivered an inspiring commencement speech to the graduating class.

The emotional event, attended by dignitaries, students, and entertainment personalities, saw Davido cutting the ribbon to unveil the Veronica Adeleke Female Hostel, a project he described as a tribute to his mother’s lifelong passion for education and philanthropy.

Speaking during the ceremony, Davido urged graduates to pursue purpose-driven lives and use their gifts to impact society positively.

"When I looked into their faces, I saw the same fire that built me that hunger to be seen, to make something out of nothing, to turn pain into power,” he said.
“I told them that talent might open the door, but purpose gives it meaning.”

The singer, who is also known for his philanthropic initiatives in education, said the dedication of the hostel symbolizes his mother’s enduring influence.

“My mother, Dr. Veronica Adeleke, was a teacher and a giver who believed education and compassion could change lives. This building is a continuation of her purpose turning love into legacy,” Davido added.

In a moment that further lit up the ceremony, popular nightlife entrepreneur Cubana Chief Priest, who accompanied Davido to the event, announced a pledge to pay the school fees of 50 students of Clifford University, drawing loud applause from the audience.

The Vice Chancellor of Clifford University, Prof. Chimezie Omeonu, commended Davido for his commitment to education and youth empowerment, describing him as a role model who has continued to inspire a generation of young Africans through his music and humanitarian work.

The ceremony ended with the ribbon-cutting of the Veronica Imade Adeleke Female Hostel, attended by university management, guests, and jubilant students.

The day’s events not only celebrated Clifford University’s graduating class but also underscored Davido’s enduring message — that true greatness lies not in fame or fortune, but in the lives one touches.

BREAKING: Superstar Davido Turns Convocation Into Inspiration, Commissions Hostel Named After Late Mother At Clifford University

Afrobeats superstar, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, on Sunday, graced the 6th Convocation Ceremony of Clifford University, Owerrinta, Abia State, where he officially commissioned a female hostel named after his late mother, Dr. Veronica Adeleke, and delivered an inspiring commencement speech to the graduating class.

The emotional event, attended by dignitaries, students, and entertainment personalities, saw Davido cutting the ribbon to unveil the Veronica Adeleke Female Hostel, a project he described as a tribute to his mother’s lifelong passion for education and philanthropy.

Speaking during the ceremony, Davido urged graduates to pursue purpose-driven lives and use their gifts to impact society positively.

"When I looked into their faces, I saw the same fire that built me that hunger to be seen, to make something out of nothing, to turn pain into power,” he said.
“I told them that talent might open the door, but purpose gives it meaning.”

The singer, who is also known for his philanthropic initiatives in education, said the dedication of the hostel symbolizes his mother’s enduring influence.

“My mother, Dr. Veronica Adeleke, was a teacher and a giver who believed education and compassion could change lives. This building is a continuation of her purpose turning love into legacy,” Davido added.

In a moment that further lit up the ceremony, popular nightlife entrepreneur Cubana Chief Priest, who accompanied Davido to the event, announced a pledge to pay the school fees of 50 students of Clifford University, drawing loud applause from the audience.

The Vice Chancellor of Clifford University, Prof. Chimezie Omeonu, commended Davido for his commitment to education and youth empowerment, describing him as a role model who has continued to inspire a generation of young Africans through his music and humanitarian work.

The ceremony ended with the ribbon-cutting of the Veronica Imade Adeleke Female Hostel, attended by university management, guests, and jubilant students.

The day’s events not only celebrated Clifford University’s graduating class but also underscored Davido’s enduring message — that true greatness lies not in fame or fortune, but in the lives one touches.

Cubana Chief Priest Surprises Zoro With A Brand New Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG

Nigerian nightlife king Cubana Chief Priest surprises rapper Zoro with an incredible gift, a brand new Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG!

The moment left Zoro speechless as fans celebrated the powerful friendship and brotherhood between the two stars.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_Rjr7Aiz_I

Lady Shares How A Nigerian Hospital Wrongly Diagnosed Her With Stage 3 Cancer

A Nigerian lady has accused a reputable hospital of wrongly diagnosing her with stage 3 cancer and subjecting her to unnecessary chemotherapy. She claimed the hospital used students for treatment and that she almost died before returning to Lagos, which she said saved her life. The ordeal left her with a burnt scalp and emotional trauma. She has since filed a lawsuit against the hospital, rejecting their plea for an out-of-court settlement, and vows to expose them publicly as she seeks justice.She claimed that the hospital was using students to handle patients, and that she was given chemotherapy despite not actually having cancer. She recounted how she almost lost her life during the treatment, saying what saved her was returning to Lagos for further medical checks. “They’re killing people there!” she exclaimed in frustration.

In her words, she said, “It’s crazy that a doctor would do this to me. They damaged me… they finished me.”

Pointing to her shaved head, she added, “Look at my scalp; it’s even burnt already. So this is what a Nigerian hospital can do to you.”

She further explained that although the hospital has been pleading for an out-of-court settlement, she has refused, insisting that she will wait for the court hearing. She also called on her followers to help her tag VDM, saying she will soon call out the hospital by name and expose everything publicly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jPu-MmUaj0?si=NBsiDQBZwc4JmTua

Davido & Cubana Chief Priest @ Clifford University