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Grammys: Davido is being frustrated for refusing to do demonic stuff’ – Cubana Chief Priest reacts as Davido loses Grammy award to South Africa’s Tyla

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Socialite, Pascal Okechukwu aka Cubana Chief Priest, has alleged that singer, Davido, losing out at the 2026 Grammys was a deliberate attempt by some white music executives to frustrate the singer so he can indulge in their “demonic” activities.

The 2026 Grammys held last night in Los Angeles and Davido lost out to South Africa’s Tyla in the Best African Music Performance category.

Reacting via an Instagram post, Cubana Chiefpriest urged Davido to keep upholding his values and never compromise for  “demonic” Western music industry figures.

He wrote

 “Oyibo dey do everything possible to break a strong man so he can do their demonic sh*t with them but he will never do ot. Heads up brother, open the bag and drop another hot one for us. E no dey finish, gbedu na water.”

Fidel Perez

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