“Davido should caution Cubana Chiefpriest” -Daniel Regha

January 5, 2025

Celebrity drama and quarrels often grabs headlines, but to the popular Daniel Regha “it is important to remember that maturity and respect should never take a backseat.”

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Recently, Cubana Chief Priest Davido’s “Bestie” used the allegations against Sean “Diddy” Combs as a clap-back during a cyber battle with Burna.

While it’s no secret that Burna Boy has made some questionable moves in this ongoing conflict, Daniel thinks that dragging unrelated and sensitive allegations into the feud crosses a line.

Clap-backs might seem entertaining, but there are boundaries that shouldn’t be overstepped, especially when it comes to delicate issues. Daniel implied on his post.

Daniel Regha wrote,

“Davido needs to caution Cubana Chief Priest; Using the Diddy allegation(s) as a clap-back is below the belt, it is neither funny nor a sign of maturity. In as much as Burna is in the wrong, there should be a line one shouldn’t cross for the sake of clout, & Cubana should be the last person throwing shades. All the money, these people can’t show any form of class, it’s embarrassing to say the least.”

The need for celebrities to maintain a sense of class is important. These public figures hold great influence over their fans, and their actions set examples, whether good or bad. It’s somewhat embarrassing to see people with so much money and power fail to show the grace and composure their status demands.

In response, netizens reacted,

“Davido’s crew and associates know nothing about class only to shout about who’s the richest”

“Having class without money is still useless”

“Davido need to caution CP for what?”

“From someone people been dey caution on food and dressing”

“Burna talks too much now, so does DAVIDO and Wizkid.”

“celebrities have been dragging each other on social media for years, and it’s not going to stop anytime soon.”

As Daniel Regha pointed out, clout-chasing is not an excuse to throw shades carelessly. Respect and maturity should always come first, no matter the disagreement. Conflicts may sell stories quickly, but decency builds lasting respect in the entertainment industry.

What do you think of Davido’s crew?