he ongoing feud between celebrity barman Pascal Chibuike Okechukwu, popularly known as Chief Priest, and Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy has taken a concerning turn. Chief Priest recently took to Instagram to raise an alarm about what he perceives as a potential threat to his safety and that of his family.

Sharing a photo of a car interior purportedly recording his neighborhood in Ikoyi, Chief Priest claimed that Burna Boy or his associates were monitoring his residence. He wrote on his Instagram story:

“This na my neighborhood for Ikoyi. You drive pass my crib recording with eye symbol. You are watching me to shoot me abi or abduct my family. This is childish. Dog wey dey bite no dey bark. I be Aba boy, we fight to finish. All your men shall fall that day if you cross my lane. Make shaa nothing happen to my family. Na Ikoyi be this here, no be Ikate. @nigeriapoliceforce already have the intel, so I’m ready.”

The tension escalated as Chief Priest repeated the same warning in a subsequent story, doubling down on his concerns and reaffirming his readiness to defend himself. He urged the Nigerian Police Force to act on the information he had shared.

While Burna Boy is yet to respond to the allegations, fans and observers have expressed worry over the growing animosity between the two figures. The feud, which reportedly began with an exchange of online jabs, appears to have taken a more personal and alarming turn.

This development adds to the spotlight on the strained relationship between the two personalities, with many calling for mediation to prevent further escalation.