Cubana Chief Priest rejoices as he reacts to Davido’s father’s latest testimony

Cubana Chief Priest, the best friend to music star Davido, has expressed pride in his father, Adedeji Adeleke, following his latest testimony.

CityNews Nigeria reported that the billionaire businessman while speaking at the Seventh Day Adventist General Conference Annual Council, revealed that he generates about 15% of the electricity needed for Nigeria. He further revealed that he is building his new power plant, which will be the biggest in Nigeria. He stated that he is closely working with some Chinese Engineering companies and the power plant would be completed in January.

Reacting to it via his Instagram page, Cubana expressed pride at his accomplishments which he claimed left him with sleepless nights. He wondered how they would be enjoying the money from electricity as he appreciated his Maker that he wasn’t a Chosen but a 30BG.

“Couldn’t Sleep Last Night, That My Inlaw Testimony No Gree Me Close Eyes. So Na This Kind Money Dey Wey We Go Still Chop. This One Na Just One Power Plant. Chai !!! Thank God I’m Not A Chosen, I’m A 30BG”.

Davido had also reacted to his father’s speech, expressing pride in him. He stated his father was his Hero.

Building a power plant isn’t the only remarkable thing the singer’s father has done. In August, the singer’s father had stirred the internet as he donated N1 billion to a church in Lagos while attending a Thanksgiving service in memory of his late mother. Compose MessageCompose Message

In July, Adedeji Adeleke pledged his support for first-class engineering degree graduates from the institution. Adeleke announced during his address at the university’s 10th undergraduate and 6th postgraduate convocation.

Adeleke stated that every first-class engineering student was welcome to serve at the branches of the Pacific Energy plant in Ondo or Ogun State for their National Youth Service Corps programme. Furthermore, Adeleke pledged automatic employment for these graduates after their service year.