Cubana Chiefpriest Closes In on Deal To Buy Football Club, Shares What Supporters Should Expect

Cubana Chiefpriest has opened up about ongoing moves to become a football club owner The socialite shared an update about the deal while sharing what fans and supporters should expect from his football club Cubana Chiefpriest’s transition to football club ownership has also stirred mixed reactions from many Nigerians. Popular Nigerian socialite and entrepreneur Pascal Okechukwu, well-known as Cubana Chiefpriest, on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, announced plans to invest in a club in the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL). According to Chiefpriest, his move is aimed at supporting emerging talents and elevating the Nigerian domestic league. Cubana Chiefpriest shares plan for his football club as he shares update about deal. Sharing an update about ongoing talks, the socialite declared that he is “on the verge of buying into a football club” to “support football talents & also uphold the glory of the Nigerian football league.” Chiefpriest also promised competitive success, revenue generation alongside memorable moments, youth opportunities, and a lasting legacy. In another post on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, the socialite, while reacting to a report about him buying a Nigerian football club, wrote, “In a bit.” As of now, no specific club has been named yet, and details on the investment structure remain forthcoming. Cubana Chiefpriest’s latest move comes after his alleged baby mama, Hellen Ati, challenged him as she publicly announced her willingness to come to Nigeria for her son’s DNA test. She also challenged Chiefpriest to book a flight ticket for her to come to the country, adding that they would both choose different hospitals where DNA tests would be conducted on her son to ascertain her claim about his paternity. “Since he doesn’t want to come to Kenya for the DNA test, I challenge him to send me a flight ticket so I can come to Nigeria,” Hellen said.