Bethel Okechukwu, the alleged brother of popular Nigerian socialite and businessman, Cubana Chief Priest, has publicly tendered an apology following a recent controversy that played out on social media.
It would be recalled that Grammy award-winning artist, Burna Boy, gifted Bethel Okechukwu a sum of $30,000 amid an ongoing online dispute between him and Cubana Chief Priest. The gesture sparked widespread discussions among fans and social media users, with many speculating on the motivations behind the financial support.
In a surprising turn of events, Bethel Okechukwu utilized the $30,000 given to him by Burna Boy to launch a new business venture. A recent video making rounds online showcases his efforts in setting up the business, earning him praise and commendations from netizens who lauded his decision to invest the money wisely.
However, in a new interview, Bethel Okechukwu openly expressed remorse for his past actions and apologized to Cubana Chief Priest for making negative remarks about him. He acknowledged that his words and actions might have caused misunderstandings and tension between them.
Further speaking in the interview, Bethel Okechukwu clarified that his initial intention was not to create animosity but rather to seek Cubana Chief Priest’s attention. He explained that he had been facing significant struggles in his music career and had hoped to receive support from the renowned socialite and nightlife entrepreneur.
In his words, “What I had in mind doing that video is just to get your attention for you to pity me and help me musically.”
His statement has since drawn mixed reactions from social media users, with some sympathizing with his struggles in the entertainment industry, while others criticized him for his approach to seeking financial and career assistance.
Watch the video below…