Key Points
- Omoni Oboli thanks Cubana Chief Priest for showing up. She says his support keeps the work moving forward.
- Her message follows strong reaction to the new sequel. She calls him a giver with a loyal heart.
- Fans praise the bond and cheer the quick cameo. Oboli says blessings follow people who give with grace.
Omoni Oboli has praised Cubana Chief Priest’s steady support. She also thanked him for appearing in her hit sequel. Cubana Chief Priest (Pascal Okechukwu) is the star she praised. “He loves deeply and gives with his whole heart.”
Her message came as the sequel gained strong word online. She said his brief scene helped drive the film’s mood. Love In Every Word 2 continues themes from the first. Her tone stayed warm and clear throughout the note.
Oboli on Cubana Chief Priest
Oboli praised his drive and called him a giver. She said his help lifts plans on and off set. The post framed him as loyal family and trusted friend. His school fees pledge for students drew praise last week.
Fans echoed her view in comments under the post. Many thanked him for always showing up on time. Others hailed the cameo for brightening a key scene. The mood stayed light and free of needless noise.
Why the cameo matters
Quick cameos can give sequels spark and extra scale. They also fold real stars into fan loved worlds. Oboli credits his energy for lifting key onscreen moments. “That is why he keeps getting blessed.”
The business link also fits his brand and public work. He often mixes show life with small acts of service. Recent posts show him pushing a clear visibility message. The cameo keeps that mix in view for film fans.
That theme mirrors how he frames growth for young teams. He often urges bold reach in a shared marketplace. See his attention drives wealth message earlier this month. The sequel cameo fits that open high energy approach.
Oboli kept the focus on teamwork rather than loud hype. She framed the success as a shared crew effort. Her short note signalled grace and clear professional respect. Viewers now expect more warm crossovers as tours continue
