Nigeria: Klintoncod Casts Doubt on Cubana Chief Priest’s Absence from Miami Wedding

Nigerian comedian Klintoncod has stirred social media discussions after questioning Cubana Chief Priest’s explanation for missing Davido’s wedding in Miami.

Chief Priest’s Visa Denial Statement

The celebrity barman had publicly claimed he was denied a US visa, expressing disappointment over not attending the star-studded event.

Klintoncod’s Skeptical Reaction

In a post on X, Klintoncod doubted the story, pointing out that Isreal DMW—Davido’s aide, known for his limited English—still made it to Miami. He wrote:

“You see that Chief Priest story of being denied a US visa, I also doubt that story sha. Israel wey no sabi speak English like that enter Miami, na Billionaire Chief Priest dem come deny visa but wife and kids get. Baba know why him no wan touch US soil sha.”

Social Media Defense of Chief Priest

A supporter of Cubana Chief Priest referenced a past statement in which the socialite said he had once been denied a visa before gaining fame, due to using an agent for his application.

Comedian’s Firm Stand

Despite the defense, Klintoncod dismissed it as “Dead talk still!!”, reaffirming his disbelief.

 

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