Bethel Okechukwu issues public apology to Cubana Chief Priest

• Bethel Okechukwu apologized after receiving a $30,000 gift from Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy, sparking a disagreement with Cubana Chief Priest.

• Bethel Okechukwu showcased his new business venture, launched with a $30,000 gift, gaining widespread praise in a recent video.

Bethel Okechukuwu, who is reportedly the sibling of Chief Priest, has publicly apologized following a recent controversy on social media.

This apology follows the receipt of a $30,000 gift from Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy, which led to tensions with Cubana Chief Priest.

In a recent video, Bethel Okechukwu presented his new business initiative, which was established with the $30,000 gift, and received considerable acclaim.

In a separate interview, he expressed regret to Cubana Chief Priest for his previous negative remarks.

Bethel Okechukwu clarified that his aim was to attract Cubana Chief Priest’s attention in hopes of obtaining assistance for his music career, emphasizing the difficulties he has encountered within the industry.

He stated, “What I had in mind doing that video is just to get your attention for you to pity me and help me musically.”

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In other news, An Abuja radio personality named Evelyn Obasi believes the claim that women don’t need men is false.

On her Facebook, she pointed out that many women argue over men and can feel vulnerable because of them, proving that this belief is not valid.

She stated, “They mostly fight because of a man. They don’t want to work because of a man. They render themselves incapable because of a man”.

She also mentioned that many women participate in the Hallelujah challenge because they are single and looking for a husband, suggesting that every woman desires a man.

“Hallelujah Challenge” is about husband or man. Prayer house is because of man. Kayamata and the rest is because of man. Showing boobs, doing BBL and opening body is because of man. There are very few women who are not dependent on a man. So, this argument of “we don’t need man” no hold water,” she wrote.