Cubana Chief Priest opens up on childhood dream
Popular Nigerian socialite and businessman, Pascal Okechukwu, better known as Cubana Chief Priest, has revealed that he once wanted to become a Catholic priest.
The celebrity barman made the disclosure after sharing a throwback photograph from his days as a junior seminarian.
In the post shared on his Instagram page, Cubana Chief Priest reflected on his early years, his Catholic upbringing and the influence of his mother on his spiritual foundation.
He said becoming a Catholic priest was once one of his childhood dreams, adding that his mother had also wished to see him serve in that path.
“I really wanted to become a Catholic priest but many are called but few are chosen,” he wrote.
Cubana Chief Priest reflects on faith, family
The businessman used the post to pay tribute to his mother’s influence and the religious background that shaped his childhood.
According to reports, Cubana Chief Priest attended Bonus Pastor Catholic Seminary in Osina, Imo State, before his life eventually took a different direction.
The revelation has since stirred reactions on social media, with many fans expressing surprise that the nightlife promoter once trained as a seminarian.
Others praised him for opening up about his background and showing a more reflective side of himself.
Cubana Chief Priest, who is widely known for his flamboyant lifestyle, business ventures and celebrity connections, has often been in the public eye for entertainment and social events.
However, his latest post offered fans a rare glimpse into his early life and the values that shaped him before fame.
The businessman’s reflection also sparked conversations about childhood dreams, family influence and how life can take unexpected turns.
