Bizman Cubana Chiefpriest Blasts EX Gov Fayose's Brother Isaac For Dragging Him Over His Support For President Tinubu

Bizman Cubana Chief Priest recently shared a bold response to criticism from Isaac Fayose.
It started when Isaac Fayose posted a video criticizing some Igbo leaders and billionaires.




He claimed Igbos are "the most greedy Nigerians," easy to buy with money and power, and lack true loyalty. He compared this with how Sunday Igboho walks free despite his activism, while Nnamdi Kanu remains detained yet Obi Cubana wears a Tinubu cap and aligns with the government instead of pushing for Kanu's release.

Fayose said he's partly Igbo (through his wife) but still made the broad generalization.

This directly targeted prominent Igbo businessmen supporting President Bola Tinubu and the APC, which set the stage for Cubana Chiefpriest's strong response.

Cubana chief priest shared a photo of himself with President Tinubu, boasting that Fayose could never enter "that room" and claimed the picture alone is worth over £20 million. He dismissed Fayose's attacks as jealousy and pointed out over 30 governors that align already with Tinubu,so why single out businessmen?

 He defended power alignment ("power passes power"), and challenged claims about freeing Nnamdi Kanu via opposition (comparing it to Sunday Igboho's release), called Fayose a "complete pfool," and dared him to a public business debate to trace real wealth sources. Cubana highlighted his family's success by saying his young son Donald runs branches of a known business and every member has an active venture, he also positioned himself as Africa's top PR expert with multinational clients, and said it pains Fayose that an "asset" like him works for Tinubu. He compared his government friendly choice to tycoons like Dangote, BUA, Air Peace, and Otedola needing only funding or a memo for loans like from BOI. 

He rejected opposition fights or activism, affirmed full support for Tinubu's "Renewed Hope" and return, boasted massive real estate, hospitality, empires inspiring home investments over a decade, and questioned what Fayose achieved in his state after his brother's eight years as Ekiti governor. He ended with insults: "I pour you spit" and "Jealousy go finish you."