Celebrity mixologist Cubana Chief Priest has weighed in on the recent deadly attack in Jos, suggesting the timing was intended to humiliate President Bola Tinubu on his birthday. In an Instagram post, he stated, "The Jos Attack Was Clearly Done To Embarrass Our President On His Birthday. I Pray God Gives Him The Energy To Select People Capable To Lead With Him." He expressed deep distress over graphic videos emerging from the scene, showing victims and mourning families. The incident, which left several dead and others injured, has triggered national outrage and reignited debates over Nigeria's worsening security situation. Cubana Chief Priest called for stronger leadership and improved security measures, questioning how much longer such violence can persist without decisive intervention. His comments have drawn attention, adding to growing public concern and demands for accountability from government and security agencies.
Cubana Chief Priest speaking on national violence shows how deeply insecurity has penetrated everyday conversation—even socialites are no longer just commenting on parties and fashion. When a figure known for nightlife begins pleading for competent leadership, it signals a shift in public mood. This isn't about birthday symbolism; it's about a nation tired of bloodshed becoming routine. In a country where Nollywood films often mirror real-life chaos, the line between entertainment and emergency is fading.
