In a recent video circulating on social media, celebrity barman Cubana Chief Priest appeared to mock suspended Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara. In the footage, he is seen sitting at a desk, pretending to sign a document while repeatedly stating, "Agreement is agreement," and mentioning Fubara's name. This act is widely interpreted as a taunt directed at the governor amid the ongoing political crisis in Rivers State.

The video has elicited mixed reactions from the public. Some criticized Cubana Chief Priest for insensitivity, suggesting that wealth does not equate to wisdom. One commenter remarked, "Senseless. Money does not make people smart." Others defended him, implying that agreements should be honored and that Fubara's current predicament results from political missteps. Another user commented, "Agreement is agreement. Fubara is a learner. Lol."

This incident occurs against the backdrop of escalating political tensions in Rivers State. Governor Fubara was recently suspended following allegations of misconduct and a breakdown of law and order in the state. The crisis has attracted national attention, with various public figures and politicians weighing in on the matter.

Cubana Chief Priest, known for his flamboyant lifestyle and close associations with several politicians, has not publicly clarified the intent behind his video. However, his actions have sparked discussions about the role of public figures in political discourse and the potential impact of their statements on public opinion.

As the situation in Rivers State continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how such public sentiments will influence the political landscape and the resolution of the ongoing crisis.