No follow us dey drag Doings, Our business requires noise and doings” Cubana Chief Priest have reveal that their grand breaking way of doings is mostly to put their multinational brands to light and visibility.“No follow us dey drag Doings. Our business requires NOISE and DOINGS… It’s good for our Entertainment and Hospitality business. If we don’t make the NOISE and DOINGS, how will all these multinational brands bankrolling us get visibility. How do we sell out?”- Cubana ChiefpriestIn the News, Cubana Chiefpriest defends the lavish burial ceremony that was recently held in Oba.

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