Cubana Chief Priest tackles Cosmas Maduka over ‘Money na Water’ criticism

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Celebrity nightlife promoter and businessman Cubana Chief Priest has clapped back at billionaire Cosmas Maduka, Chairman of Coscharis Group, over the latter’s criticism of the popular phrase “Money na water.”

In a lengthy Instagram post, Chief Priest argued that while the older generation built wealth through factories, fleets, and real estate, today’s generation thrives on attention and visibility, which he described as “the new currency.”

Cubana Chief Priest.

He stated that in the digital age, what you don’t show doesn’t sell, stressing that attention now drives influence, relevance, and wealth creation.

Content, the new currency

According to him, content is not noise, it is digital equity, comparing social media engagement to factories that produced wealth in earlier decades.

Responding to Maduka’s remarks that he avoids events where people throw money around, Chief Priest said: “You used us to trend without paying us. Why must a billionaire pretend to use the toilet just to run away from an event?”

Chief Priest blasts Cosmas Maduka

He further urged Maduka to remove his name from the likes of Tony Elumelu and Femi Otedola, whom he praised for using their wealth to empower and give Africa visibility.

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Chief Priest maintained that his phrase “Money na water” was not about vanity but a “prophecy of abundance and flow,” adding that his new anthem would drop on Friday.

His words …

“With all due respect to the motivational speaking older generation who built wealth quietly, the world you thrived in is not the one we live in today. In your time, capital was factories, fleets, and real estate. In our time, attention is the main capital. These capitals listed cannot sell in today’s market without the major capital

Attention (visibility)

Visibility has become the new currency. In a digital economy, obscurity is bankruptcy. What you don’t show doesn’t sell. What you don’t amplify dissolves into silence. We are the noise that’s why you know us to the extent you had to use us to make references in your dry speech because you want to use us to trend without paying us, na why you dey run when you see us, you no wan show us real love. Tell me, Why musta billionaire pretend to use the toilet just to run away from an event, that’s a lot of stress for a real billionaire.

When i say “money na water,” it’s not vanity – it’s a revelation of excess liquidity, abundance, and flow. Water moves So does relevance, visibility, and influence. The ability to attract attention and sustain engagement is the new oil field. A man with massive attention today has more leverage than one with quiet billions but no presence.

Content is not noise. Content is digital equity. The same way factories produced wealth in the 80s, attention produces wealth today. We’ve moved from industrial capitalism to introducing attention capitalism thanks to Zuckerberg.

while your generation built fences to protect their wealth because the don’t want to help, our generation builds platforms to project it. Silence once symbolized power, today presence does. You mentioned Elumelu that’s my mentor on the corporate sector, he doesn’t just say money na water Papa Lives it, likewise the overall Don Otedola, these are people who used their wealth to give Africa proper visibility that’s why you can publicly identify with them because they are not the only billionaires you know, why didn’t you use our nnewi billionaires ? You go dey mention the ones wey sabi chop their money, why you no use the ones wey sabi hoard money like you, dem plenty for main market. well you did so because you know they do more for Africa with their money by the way the spend it which commands respect for Africa. Remove your name from that Otedola & Elumelu list you don’t belong there sir, your name dey nnewi billionaires list .

And like I said at my last interview on Channels TV

“Money na water” is a prophecy that connotes wealth overload.

This is my story Perhaps some may choose to go with “lack na water”

but over here… MONEYS NA WATER? na my business be this, Na My Lamba make nobody try spoil am as e dey go, wetin from here enter Venezuelas the peace anthem will drop this Friday midnight”

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Cubana Chief Priest tackles Cosmas Maduka over 'Money na Water' criticismCubana Chief Priest tackles Cosmas Maduka over 'Money na Water' criticism

Cubana Chief Priest tackles Cosmas Maduka over 'Money na Water' criticismCubana Chief Priest tackles Cosmas Maduka over 'Money na Water' criticism

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