“It could be because of Chioma” Mixed reactions trail Davido and Cubana Chief Priest’s sour friendship

The surprising news of Davido and his long-time buddy, Cubana Chief Priest’s breakup has sparked outrage on social media.

Last night, Creebhills revealed that things aren’t going well between the music superstar and his best buddy, Cubana Chief Priest.

The two, who were like two peas in a pod and the envy of many, have shocked many by unfollowing each other on the photo-sharing app.

Creebhills checked their profiles and discovered that the best pals are no longer following each other.

To add to the quarrel allegations, Cubana Chief Priest did not promote Davido’s Lagos show, which is unusual for him.

Many were surprised because Cubana Chief Priest had lauded Davido’s new album earlier this month.

According to the businessman, what was supposed to kill Davido only strengthened him.

He mentioned how adversity might come one’s way, but the capacity to conquer stylishly is extreme grace.

Welcoming him back to the spotlight, he sent love to him.

Following the news, many have taken to social media to debate on it. While some jubilated over it, others tried figuring out what could have led to their split.

One Hameed Ahadayi believed that Davido’s baby mama pregnancy saga could be the cause of the rift as Cubana is a proud lover and fan of Chioma Rowland, Davido’s wife. He wrote, “Maybe because of Chioma!! And baby mama pregnancy saga

One Aubier Gembock wrote, “Mental peace over friendships/relationships/family/work. Prioritize your mental peace, and you will live longer.

One Winnie Layer wrote, “Thank God May it remain permanent. I never liked the friendship with Davido. That Chief Priest is a user

One Becca Szn wrote, “Make Chief Priest sef rest! Meanwhile, he should check on his offspring in Kenya

One Havilah Divas wrote, “If you’re not having peace in any ship free them. Everyone will be alright las las.

One Ezekiel Imma wrote, “Timeless unfollow

One Adema Chimso wrote, “Maybe Chief Priest don cross-boundary

One Feminist Amusu wrote, “Very good. Never loved their friendship. May it be permanent