Isaac Fayose Throws Shade at Cubana Chiefpriest, Advocates for Fitness Over Fortune
In a recent social media post that has gone viral, businessman Isaac Fayose took a playful yet pointed jab at his longtime rival, Pascal Okechukwu, widely known as Cubana Chiefpriest. The feud between the two entrepreneurs, which has simmered online over alleged betrayals within the Igbo community, took a humorous turn as Fayose emphasized the importance of physical well-being.
Gym Session Sparks Hilarious Nicknames and Health Advice
Fayose was captured in a video stepping out of a gym, where he mockingly referred to Cubana Chiefpriest as "Malaysia burger" and urged him to follow suit by hitting the gym. He stressed that true wealth is not merely about financial abundance, which he dismissed as "money na water," but rather about maintaining good health. Fayose implored his followers to help relay this message, highlighting that based on Chiefpriest's appearance, he should not neglect his health to avoid leaving behind the riches he often flaunts.
He further elaborated that Cubana Chiefpriest's children are still young and have a long journey ahead, implying that staying healthy is crucial for their future. This call to action resonated with many fans, who echoed Fayose's sentiments and tagged the socialite online.
Fan Reactions Pour In, Fueling the Ongoing Feud
The video sparked a wave of reactions from social media users, with many agreeing that Cubana Chiefpriest needs to prioritize his health. Comments ranged from supportive to humorous, with some fans noting that his tummy appears unhealthy and suggesting weight loss surgery followed by gym sessions. Others tagged Chiefpriest directly, urging him to heed Fayose's advice, while a few questioned when the two would resolve their dispute and move on.
Notable comments included:
- "Be like this dragging na for 40 days and 40 nights," remarked one user, referencing the prolonged nature of the feud.
- "Una don start ooo... which one me Malaysia burger again," another reacted with amusement.
- "Cubana them Don challenge for ring fight oo," a fan speculated about a potential physical confrontation.
- "Yes ooo, I be igbo but I support this man full time," expressed a supporter of Fayose.
- "This beef isn't ending anytime soon," predicted another observer.
Background and Previous Health Concerns
This incident adds another layer to the ongoing rivalry, which has previously involved accusations of betrayal. It also recalls a past episode where Cubana Chiefpriest complained about his health after a hospital visit, alleging neglect by a nurse and vowing to seek medical check-ups abroad. Fayose's latest remarks tap into these concerns, framing health as a critical aspect of wealth that should not be overlooked.
In a related note, Fayose has also been active in political commentary, recently supporting Alex Otti in Abia state politics and warning against the return of former governors, showcasing his multifaceted public persona.
The exchange underscores a broader cultural conversation about wellness among celebrities, blending humor with serious advice in the digital age. As fans continue to engage, the feud remains a topic of entertainment and discussion, highlighting how personal rivalries can spark meaningful dialogues on health and lifestyle.
