LAGOS, Nigeria(VOICE OF NAIJA)- Celebrity businessman Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chiefpriest, has finally buried the hatchet with content creator Lucky Udu, bringing an end to their long-running public feud that stemmed from the controversial Hellen Ati paternity saga.
The pair had fallen out after Lucky Udu became involved in the dispute by interviewing Cubana Chiefpriest’s brother.
He also connected with his alleged baby mama Hellen Ati and reportedly helped facilitate communication between her and Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy, who had publicly offered to support her during his online clash with the nightlife entrepreneur.
However, a new video making the rounds on social media shows the two men putting their differences aside.
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Speaking in the clip, Cubana Chiefpriest encouraged Lucky Udu and reflected on the importance of forgiveness, urging young people to remain focused on building better futures instead of interfering in other people’s lives.
“Life is all about ups and downs, wrong and right, wrong and forgiveness, profit and loss. We are here, young people are ready for a better tomorrow. Everybody get him own work they come do for this life. You don’t need to force your work on another person,” Cubana Chief Priest said.
ucky Udu responded with laughter while revealing that Cubana Chiefpriest had quietly sent him ₦1 million several months earlier to support him despite their strained relationship.
He expressed appreciation for the gesture and reflected on how their friendship had deteriorated before they eventually reconciled.
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The duo later laughed over their past disagreements before sharing a warm embrace.
The reconciliation comes months after Lucky Udu publicly opened up about his financial struggles in an emotional viral video.
At the time, he disclosed that he had spent heavily on content creation, accumulated significant debts, and was finding it difficult to pay his house rent.
Despite their differences, Cubana Chiefpriest was among those who reached out to assist him financially.
