Popular businessman and socialite, Cubana Chief Priest, has officially launched his campaign activities in the South-East, throwing his weight behind President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the South-East Coordinator of the City Boys Movement.
The nightlife entrepreneur revealed plans to mobilize support across the region, framing the initiative as a strategic effort to align the South-East with the centre of national politics. His campaign kickoff in Imo State drew a large crowd of enthusiastic youths, who welcomed him with excitement and anticipation.
During his engagements, Cubana Chief Priest pledged that a Tinubu-led administration would prioritize youth-focused policies. He assured young people of enhanced opportunities in entrepreneurship, job creation, and financial empowerment.
“A future under President Tinubu will focus heavily on youth empowerment, providing new opportunities and financial support for young entrepreneurs and workers,” he said, urging youths to join what he described as a movement for growth and inclusion.
Highlighting his mission to reshape political participation in the South-East, Cubana Chief Priest emphasized that the initiative seeks to ensure the region fully benefits from federal development programs and economic growth.
Leveraging his popularity and influence, he aims to convince more youths that supporting Tinubu’s agenda represents “the best path forward” for the region’s political and economic advancement.
