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Obi Cubana: Biography, net worth, wife, children, companies, and more

Obinna Iyiegdu, known as Obi Cubana, is a businessman and a big shot in the Nigerian entertainment industry. He became the talk of the town following his late mum’s extravagant burial ceremony.

His humble beginning

The business tycoon is a native of Obi in Idemili, the south local government area of Anambra state. Born on the 12th of April 1975, he’s now 47 years old (in 2022). He has kept information about his dad private his late mum’s name is Ezinne Iyiegbu. 

To top it all, the socialite is an educated man. Obi Cubana did his primary education in a central primary school in Oba. He proceeded to Onitsha for his secondary school at Dennis memorial grammar school.

Obi didn’t stop there. He gained admission into the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, annd in 1998, he finished as a political science graduate. 

During his NYSC at the National Assembly in Abuja, Obi Cubana got his first million after furnishing a house for a client. 

Obi Cubana net worth and life achievements

Obinna Iyiegbu started working as a contractor after landing his first N1.1 million deal.  

Later, in 2016, he established a nightclub in Abuja, the Ibiza club. Today, he’s the administrator of the following establishments:

  • Gustavo Cubana – Enugu.
  • Cubana nightclubs – Lagos.
  • Opium Cubana – Owerri.
  • Grand Cubana hotels – Abuja.
  • Crave Cubana – Abuja.
  • Pablo Cubana – Lagos.
  • Cubana leisure outfits – Lagos
  • Rolex hotels – Lagos.

Is Obi Cubana richer than E-money?

Obi Cubana is claimed to be worth $96 million (about N40bn). What’s more? Reports had it that he’s way richer than his associate, the famous oil magnate, E-money. The latter is claimed to be worth $423 million dollars. However, there is no reputable wealth estimator to validate any of this estimations.

Family and personal life

Not only is Obi established in his business, but he’s married, to a lawyer and CEO of the KIEK foundation. Her name is Ebele Iyiegbu. They got married in 2008 and the duo has four children together.

Obi Cubana gained a huge spotlight during his mum’s burial in 2021. His friends lavished money excessively at the ceremony. What’s more? His associate Cubana chief priest, gave him 46 cows.

Obi Cubana and Cubana Chief Priesr

The number of cows is following his age at 2021. He got 346 cows,  20 rams, and 72 goats.

He’s not a fan of Twitter, but you can follow him on Instagram: @Obi_Cubana.

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