Popular Nigerian businessman and billionaire, Pascal Okechukwu, better known as Cubana Chief Priest has applauded indigenous singer Flavour over the success of his sold-out show at OVO arena, Wembley, UK.
Flavour, whose real name is Chinedu Okoli, joined Adekunle Gold and Kizz Daniel as Nigerian stars who have sold out the 12,500 capacity OVO arena as he entertained his audiences by performing his classical songs on August 24.
He performed his tracks like ‘Game Changer’ and ‘Levels’.
Nigerian celebrities Sir Bright Chimezie, Falz, Phyno and Iyanya supported Flavour with their performances. In another viral clip, Cubana Chief Priest joined the singer on stage, adding more delight to the concert.
Flavour’s concert promoted his brands of music globally as fans in Nigeria and abroad dancing energetically to every part of the song. They were seen singing loudly along the songs.
However, Cubana Chief Priest took pride in Flavour as he took to his Instagram page to pen encouraging notes for the singer.
According to the celebrity barman, he loves how Flavour took Igbo culture to the world.
Sharing a video showing their moment on Wembley stage, he wrote, “My Bro Legendary @2niteflavour Sold Out London🇬🇧 What A Moment For The Culture. Everything On The Lines I Said When I Removed My Chieftaincy Cap Came From The Depth Of My Fat Heart❤️, Ijele I’m So Proud Of How Much You Have Exported Our Expensive & Amazing Igbo💸 Culture To The World🌎, Fa Ga Ekwete Na Ona Eme.”
Flavour, whose real name is Chinedu Okoli, joined Adekunle Gold and Kizz Daniel as Nigerian stars who have sold out the 12,500 capacity OVO arena as he entertained his audiences by performing his classical songs on August 24.
He performed his tracks like ‘Game Changer’ and ‘Levels’.
Nigerian celebrities Sir Bright Chimezie, Falz, Phyno and Iyanya supported Flavour with their performances. In another viral clip, Cubana Chief Priest joined the singer on stage, adding more delight to the concert.
Flavour’s concert promoted his brands of music globally as fans in Nigeria and abroad dancing energetically to every part of the song. They were seen singing loudly along the songs.
However, Cubana Chief Priest took pride in Flavour as he took to his Instagram page to pen encouraging notes for the singer.
According to the celebrity barman, he loves how Flavour took Igbo culture to the world.
Sharing a video showing their moment on Wembley stage, he wrote, “My Bro Legendary @2niteflavour Sold Out London🇬🇧 What A Moment For The Culture. Everything On The Lines I Said When I Removed My Chieftaincy Cap Came From The Depth Of My Fat Heart❤️, Ijele I’m So Proud Of How Much You Have Exported Our Expensive & Amazing Igbo💸 Culture To The World🌎, Fa Ga Ekwete Na Ona Eme.”
