Cubana Chief Priest, a Nigerian entrepreneur, has shown appreciation and admiration for renowned Afrobeat artist Flavour (real name Chinedu Okoli).
He did this, by presenting him with a bouquet of flowers, likely as a gesture of respect, gratitude, or celebration of his achievements in the music industry.
On his Instagram page, Cubana Chief Priest hailed Flavour’s sold-out London concert as a “legendary night” and a milestone moment for their shared cultural heritage.
He expressed immense pride in how Flavour has successfully showcased and shared their rich and vibrant Ugbo culture with a global audience, bringing international recognition and appreciation to their traditions.
“My Bro Legendary @2niteflavour Sold Out London. What A Moment For The Culture. Everything On The Lines I Said When I Removed My Chieftaincy Cap Came From The Depth Of My Fat Heart, Ijele I’m So Proud Of How Much You Have Exported Our Expensive & Amazing Igbo Culture To The World. Fa Ga Ekwete Na Ona Eme”.
When Flavour suffered the loss of his father in May, Cubana Chief Priest offered words of comfort and condolence.
He assured Flavour that his father was now in a better place and encouraged him to cease grieving.
Additionally, Chief Priest informed Flavour that he, along with other high-profile friends, whom he referred to as “Big Ballers”, would be visiting Umunze to offer support and pay their respects.
Flavour has achieved significant success in his career, notably in 2022 when he reportedly secured a lucrative deal with Amazon Prime worth millions of dollars.
As part of the agreement, he received an advance payment of $3 million for the production of his biopic, which will be featured on the streaming platform, marking a major milestone in his career.
In 2022, Flavour’s career reached new heights as he landed a multi-million dollar deal with Amazon Prime, receiving a $3 million advance for his biopic, set to premiere on the platform, a testament to his hard work and dedication, solidifying his position as a leading figure in the music industry.
In a recent interview, Flavour shared his thoughts on genre classification, stating that his music is simply “African” and can be encompassed under the Afrobeats umbrella.
However, he emphasized the need for the African entertainment industry to promote and explore other genres beyond Afrobeats, highlighting the continent’s diverse musical offerings.
He suggested that Afrobeats should be seen as just one aspect of African music, rather than the sole defining category.
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