Boat Capsizes with Cubana ChiefPriest and Son on Board — Life Jackets Save the Day!

Celebrity nightlife entrepreneur, Paschal Okechukwu, widely known as Cubana ChiefPriest, has recounted a harrowing experience involving his son during what was meant to be a fun-filled water adventure. The businessman revealed on his Instagram page that the outing took a dangerous turn when a water ride they were enjoying ended with both of them falling into the ocean.

The incident, which has since drawn reactions from fans online, reportedly occurred during a leisure boat ride challenge initiated by his son. According to IReporter Online, the challenge was all in good fun until the boat capsized, plunging both father and son into open water. Fortunately, they were both wearing life jackets and had adequate swimming skills, which prevented what could have been a tragic outcome.

Cubana ChiefPriest, sharing the ordeal, said, “My son @donaldsfastfood challenged me to this ride, boom, we fell into the ocean. Life jacket saved us with our swimming ocean skills. _deangels will kill me.” The video accompanying his post has stirred mixed emotions, with many followers expressing relief while others pointed out the dangers of such risky adventures, especially with children involved.

In a separate development, actress Dayo Amusa has strongly refuted claims circulating on social media that she is among Nigerian celebrities allegedly living with HIV. The false allegations surfaced in a video shared by content creator Olaoluwa Segun, who listed five actors, including Amusa and Hanks Anuku, as supposed carriers of the virus.

According to IReporter Online, Amusa reacted swiftly through a video posted on Instagram, expressing shock and condemning the misinformation. She reiterated that she is HIV negative and recalled a 2019 awareness campaign she ran, which was now being maliciously distorted. She emphasized that her original message was intended to educate the public about the importance of knowing one’s status and seeking help when necessary.

Amusa, visibly upset, noted that the recent smear campaign not only misrepresented her past advocacy but also ignored basic fact-checking. She further warned against the dangers of irresponsible content creation and urged the public to verify claims before spreading them.

Meanwhile, IReporter Online reports that this wave of sensational misinformation has prompted calls from entertainment stakeholders for stricter digital media accountability, especially where reputations and personal lives are concerned.