Two days after The Lagos State Commissioner of Environment, Tokunbo Wahab, announced that the Lekki branch of Donald's, a fast food restaurant owned by businessman and self-acclaimed celebrity barman Pascal Okechukwu better known as Cubana Chief Priest, was sealed by the Lagos State Government after several warnings-over noise pollution and other environmental infractions, the commissioner has again taken to social media to announce that the fast food restaurant has been unsealed. Mr Wahab revealed that the restaurant's owner has signed an undertaking to stick with the environmental laws of Lagos state as well as a promise to desist from using the facility for any clubbing or partying activity.
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The closure of Cubana Chief Priest's fast food restaurant occurred just a few days after the businessman and restaurateur was involved in an online altercation with food critic Opeyemi Famakin, over the food critic's review of the burger served at a branch of the fast food restaurant located in Owerri, Imo state. Opeyemi Famakin had stated in his now viral review that the Owerri branch of Donald's had served him a microwaved burger instead of preparing it a la carte (on demand). Cubana Chief Priest had reacted to the negative review by stating that Opeyemi Famakin had requested that the burger be microwaved, he had also accused the food critic of trying to sabotage a business opened in the name of his six year old son.
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