In a shocking turn of events, Nigerian socialite Cubana Chief Priest has come out to refute claims of being related to Bethel Okechukwu, the phone repairer who recently gained widespread attention after being promised $30,000 by Afrobeats star Burna Boy.

Taking to his Instagram story on Sunday, Cubana Chief Priest clarified that the man in the viral video, who was alleged to be his brother, has no ties to him whatsoever. The socialite's statement comes after Burna Boy's generous pledge sparked speculation about his connection to the young man.

Cubana Chief Priest was adamant that he has only three biological siblings, one brother and two sisters, who are all self-sufficient and do not rely on him for financial support. He took a swipe at skit makers, calling them "oppressors" and jokingly said that he wanted to ensure that the phone repairer received the promised money, but emphasized that he had no personal connection to him.

The drama unfolded amidst a heated feud between Cubana Chief Priest and Burna Boy, which started on Saturday and quickly went viral online. The two celebrities have been embroiled in a war of words, with Cubana Chief Priest firing back at Burna Boy's claims.

In a statement that has left many wondering about the true nature of their relationship, Cubana Chief Priest wrote, "Alleged brother! Skit makers f**kin oppressors. Dem don kneel am down, you go still bend am down because the pain must reach everybody, but my own be say no alert oh no cash, oh I wan just dey sure say my village boy collect for real. Na still my glorious glory. Make una show workings; na musician you fit even give am verse."

As the drama continues to unfold, one thing is clear: Cubana Chief Priest is determined to set the record straight and distance himself from the phone repairer. But the question on everyone's mind remains: what's really going on between Cubana Chief Priest and Burna Boy? Only time will tell.