Power Meets Star Power: Davido, Cubana Chief Priest Visit Senate President Akpabio in Abuja

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Nigerian music icon Davido and nightlife impresario Cubana Chief Priest recently paid a courtesy visit to Senate President Godswill Akpabio in Abuja.

The visit, first highlighted by Diaspora Digital Media (DDM), quickly sparked interest across political and entertainment circles, gaining widespread traction online.

The meeting took place at the National Assembly complex and was shared in a video posted by Cubana Chief Priest on Instagram.

In the footage, Senator Akpabio is seen warmly receiving Davido and his entourage while holding an official-looking document.

Although the purpose of the meeting was not disclosed, the video prompted speculation about possible collaborations or national initiatives.

Cubana Chief Priest accompanied the video with a motivational caption that resonated with his followers.

He wrote, “Try as much as possible to get close to people who look exactly like your future.”

He added, “Abuja nights with Naija 003. Person wey get OBO too get power.”

The quote went viral and was interpreted by many as a message about aligning oneself with influence and ambition.

While no formal statement was released, the meeting continues to generate discussion across social and professional platforms.

Analysts suggest the encounter reflects growing ties between political leadership and entertainment industry stakeholders in Nigeria.

Davido has been active in public discourse recently, addressing tribal criticisms and meeting highlife legend Bright Chimezie in Lagos.

His actions demonstrate a commitment to national dialogue and cultural unity beyond his musical achievements.

Senator Akpabio, a former governor and minister, currently presides over the 10th National Assembly.

He has maintained regular engagement with prominent Nigerians across various sectors to promote collaboration and development.

This meeting may signal a broader effort to incorporate youth voices and cultural figures into national strategy.

Observers see this as part of a global trend where entertainers increasingly influence policy and public opinion.

The convergence of entertainment and politics in Nigeria is becoming more pronounced and impactful.

Many Nigerians are watching closely to see whether the visit will translate into concrete initiatives or partnerships.

As anticipation builds, this high-profile interaction underscores the strategic importance of cultural engagement in governance.

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