- Cubana Chief Priest supports Hope Uzodimma as the true leader of the South-East.
- He also backs Abia State Governor, Alex Otti.
- Former Abia State governor, Orji Uzor Kalu, criticizes Otti for only renovating roads from his own administration.
Popular socialite and businessman, Cubana Chief Priest, has openly declared Hope Uzodimma as the true leader of the South-East, while throwing his full support behind Abia State Governor, Alex Otti.
This comes amid criticism from former Abia State governor and senator, Orji Uzor Kalu, who recently accused Governor Otti of merely rebuilding and repainting roads constructed during his own tenure.
In a statement shared on his Instagram page, the nightlife mogul dismissed critics and politicians attacking the current leadership in the region, accusing some of hypocrisy and corruption.
“Na @he_hopeuzodimma we know as South-East leader. His collaboration with @alexottiofr is enough for us. We can’t listen to people who feel fake praising Bola Tinubu is their only hope of not going to jail for embezzlement,” he wrote.
Cubana Chief Priest described Governor Alex Otti as a divine gift to the South-East, saying the level of development currently witnessed in Abia State is unprecedented in his lifetime.
“Alex Otti is God’s sent to South-East. I was born and raised in Aba. All my life, I have never witnessed the level of growth I have seen in Abia and Imo these past few years.”
He further praised Governors Alex Otti and Hope Uzodimma as the only genuine forces driving progress in the region, while dismissing other political actors as unserious.
Ahead of the 2027 general elections, Cubana Chief Priest also issued a strong political warning, stating that anyone attacking Governor Alex Otti would be dealt with politically.
“Any politician attacking Gov. Alex Otti is evil, and we will take them out from politics come 2027.”
Adding his signature street-style commentary, he credited Governor Hope Uzodimma as a major force behind regional stability and influence, referring to him as “The Governor General” and “Chairman Governors Forum.”
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