Victor Osimhen’s transfer, which sees him joining the leading Turkish Super Lig team on a season-long loan from Napoli, has been met with enthusiasm and praise.

Famous Nigerian billionaire businessman Pascal Chibuike Okechukwu, known as Cubana Chief Priest, has once again shown his strong support for Nigerian footballer Victor Osimhen. He took to social media to celebrate Victor Osimhen’s transfer to Galatasaray.

The club introduced Victor Osimhen with an exciting video on their social media on Wednesday, featuring a popular song by Usher. The video showcased Osimhen arriving in Istanbul and included memorable moments that fans will cherish. The warm welcome from Galatasaray supporters, who danced and sang joyfully, highlighted the excitement surrounding Victor Osimhen’s transfer.

Following Victor Osimhen’s transfer to Galatasaray, Cubana Chief Priest took to Instagram to commend him, calling him one of the best Nigerian players. The renowned bartender shared a screenshot of his FaceTime call with Osimhen, captioning it, “Legendary. Goal na water.”

Cubana Chief Priest also posted pictures with the Super Eagles striker, writing, “Congratulations Goal? Machine @victorosimhen9 E Go Burn Them Like Hot Water? @galatasaray All The Way Make Dem Run My 7Xl Jersey.” This further emphasizes his excitement and support for Victor Osimhen’s transfer and his new chapter with Galatasaray.

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Meanwhile, Cubana Chief Priest has revealed that his outfit for Davido’s wedding costs a staggering N7 million. The billionaire businessman shared a video on Instagram showing himself entering his Rolls Royce as he prepared to head to the wedding venue. In the video, he can be seen vibing to music and shouting, “I’m on my way.”

In the caption, Cubana Chief Priest wrote: “#ChiVido2024 Wait Till I Hang My 7,000,000 Naira Agbada, Segun Of Lagos?#CpNoSmall.” He also issued strict instructions to influential celebrities planning to attend Davido’s wedding without an invitation. As the highly anticipated event unfolds today, June 25, Cubana Chief Priest warned that uninvited guests, regardless of their social media following, would be embarrassed at the entrance and used for content.