Like Speed Darlington, arrest Cubana Chief Priest, lawyer dares Burna Boy

Stan Alieke, a lawyer representing detained Nigerian singer Speed Darlington, has challenged Nigerian singer Burna Boy.

The lawyer challenged the Grammy winner to arrest socialite Pascal Okechukwu, who is popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, for seemingly defaming him, just as he arrested his client for the same alleged crime.

Recall that Cubana Chief Priest has been trolling Burna Boy on social media in response to a shade thrown at him by the singer.

In one of his posts, Chief Priest claimed that the singer had an illicit relationship with embattled American music executive, Diddy, in a bid to win a Grammy.

Speed Darlington was arrested for making similar claims.

Reacting, Darlington’s lawyer, Stan Alieke challenged Burna Boy to prove that he isn’t a coward by arresting Chief Priest the same way he arrested his client for making similar claims.

On his Instastory, Alieke wrote, “Your petition claims that the Diddy and baby oil banter has caused ‘irreparable damage to your international reputation and has made you lose a lot of gigs.

“Hey, another person with more reach and influence just referenced the baby oil and Diddy banter so the world is expecting you to engage the police and arrest him since that’s your modus operandi or the street will interpret it as cowardice.

“Well, I’m just a lawyer that wants justice to go round.”