Afrobeats megastar, Davido, and nightlife mogul Cubana Chief Priest arrived in Abuja, not for a concert, but for a high-level courtesy visit that’s now the talk of the town.
It was a star-studded moment of diplomacy and influence in Nigeria’s capital as the duo, known for their massive influence in entertainment and pop culture, paid a courtesy visit to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, joining a rising wave of cultural icons bridging the gap between pop culture and politics.
Although details of their meeting with the President remain private, sources close to the entourage described the engagement as “cordial, symbolic, and filled with mutual admiration.”
But the Abuja tour didn’t stop at Aso Rock.
On Thursday, May 22, 2025, the Davido-led entourage headed to the National Assembly, where Senate President Godswill Akpabio received themd online show the trio in good spirits, sharing laughs and holding official documents—possibly hinting at future collaborations between policymakers and creatives.
Cubana Chief Priest, never one to shy away from a powerful caption, wrote on Instagram: “Try as much as possible to get close to people who look exactly like your future. Abuja nights with Naija 003. Person wey get OBO too get power.”
In a political climate often marked by serious discourse, this visit injected an air of inspiration and pop culture relevance, reminding Nigerians that music and influence have become potent tools of unity and national pride.
Davido, reflecting on his evolving role beyond music, told the Speaker that his newest project is “not just an album—it’s a celebration of our culture and a voice for a new generation.”
These back-to-back engagements in Abuja are more than just social calls. They signify a growing trend: Nigeria’s cultural icons are no longer on the sidelines of governance—they’re becoming active players in national discourse.
As Davido left the capital, fans and analysts alike were left buzzing—not just from the star power—but from the clear message: in today’s Nigeria, beats and ballots may just go hand in hand.
