BEVERLY HILLS, June 06, (THEWILL) – The once sour relationship between Obi Iyiegbu, owner of popular night club, Cubana, and one of his former employees, Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has ended and both parties have sheathed their swords and resolved to move on. This move to end their 10 month-old feud was at the behest of Kingsley Okpala, the face behind New Age, a popular brand of power banks, charger, ear phones, cables, etc. The reunion took place at the post-funeral concert held in honour of Okpala’s late mother in Anambra State.
At the colourful ceremony, both men shook hands and hugged themselves with an understanding to bury the hatchet and let bygones be bygones. Their feud started midway in 2020 after Okechukwu reportedly informed Iyiegbu that he was no longer interested in being a part of the nightclub. The decision to move on and start his own nightclub business didn’t quite go down well with Iyiegbu. The latter had unfollowed Okechukwu, who many thought owned Cubana, on Instagram.
The Chief Priest was as miffed as many others, who wondered why his former boss would refuse to grant him freedom after serving him diligently and lifting the Cubana brand to the height it has attained today in night club business in Nigeria. Well, the erstwhile Cubana Chief Priest was so determined to succeed without the blessings of his former boss that he decided to go on to erect a huge edifice within four months of dumping Cubana. The building houses his own club, Xhrine, which is reportedly doing well in Owerri.
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