Celebrity bartender and socialite Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has added another stunning property to his growing portfolio by purchasing a multi-million-naira private villa in the exclusive Periwinkle Lifestyle Estate, Lekki Phase 1—famously known as “The Billionaires’ Destination.”
Periwinkle Lifestyle Estate stands as one of Lagos’ most prestigious gated communities, home to high-net-worth individuals, prominent politicians, and top business moguls. The estate offers top-notch security, world-class amenities, and breathtaking waterfront views, making it a coveted address for Nigeria’s elite.
Sources close to Cubana Chief Priest reveal that his new villa is a masterpiece of modern design, featuring a spacious living area, private cinema, gym, swimming pool, and lush garden—perfectly reflecting his flamboyant lifestyle and passion for luxury.
Renowned for his extravagant parties and connections with A-list celebrities, Cubana Chief Priest has become a symbol of opulence in Nigeria’s entertainment scene. This latest acquisition further cements his position as one of the country’s most influential socialites.
Expressing his excitement on social media, the mixologist said, “This is just another milestone in my journey. God has been faithful, and I’m grateful for the blessings.”
The villa adds to his expanding collection of high-end properties across Nigeria, showcasing his business savvy beyond the nightlife industry. As he settles into his new home, fans and friends eagerly await what promises to be a spectacular housewarming party featuring Nigeria’s biggest stars.
The Periwinkle Lifestyle Estate continues to attract high-profile residents, solidifying its reputation as the ultimate residence for Nigeria’s wealthiest.
Confirming the news, Tunde Olatunji, Managing Director of Periwinkle Condos, said, “We are glad to have Cubana Chief Priest as one of our Icon Profiles soon to be living in our prestigious estate; beautifully planned by our Visionaire Chairman, Dr. Chiedu A. Nweke, the Founder of Orange Island.”
