Edge’s News: Obi Cubana gave his Mother a befitting Burial Ceremony

Obi Cubana has been trending following the show of affluence on the occasion of his late mother’s funeral and burial ceremonies.

Obi Cubana

The 46-year-old nightlife boss, who lost his mother in December 2020 and recently had her immortalised with a pendant and neckpiece worth $100,000, succeeded in announcing his village to the world.

We have people coming to ask us here @edge how rich is this young man….. well if you’ll really like to know please continue reading…

Obi Cubana Brief history:

The popular businessman, Obi Cubana was born Obinna Iyiegbu on 12th April 1975 in Anambra and hails from Oba in Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra State.

Obi Cubana is the fourth child and last son of his parents.

He attended Central Primary School where he obtained his First School Leaving Certificate. He obtained his West Africa Secondary School Certificate at Dennis Memorial Grammar School.

Obi Cubana graduated from the University of Nigeria Nsukka in 1998 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science.

Obi Cubana’s career started in 2006 as he founded a Club called Ibiza Club in Abuja as he sought to satisfy fun seekers.

Following the remarkable success he made from Ibiza club, he established Cubana, a hospitality club that provides all-round entertainment and satisfaction in 2009.

Cubana was first established in Owerri, Imo State. Today, it has spread across various states in the country including Lagos, Abia and Enugu.
The world is Yours

He is chairman of Cubana Group and works with like-minds to aid the further growth of the Cubana Group like Paschal Okechukwu, who is the General Manager of Cubana, Owerri and others.

He is currently working on Cubana Dubai and Cubana Real Estate.

He is married to Ebele Iyiegbu, aka Lush Eby who is a lawyer by profession and they are blessed with four kids whom are all boys.

The socialite has worn several awards and recognition across the country including “Democracy Heroes Award” 2018 as “Democracy Entrepreneur” of the year, “Ghana-Nigeria Achievers Award” as “Inspiring Personality Award, 2017 and several others.

The nightlife boss owns several mansions across the country with couple of exotic cars from Mercedes Benz 4matic S40, 2 Lexus LX, Bentley and others.

Obi Cubana’s net worth is estimated at $500,000,000.

The motto of his business is “The World is Yours.”

His clubs across the country are worth over $2billion.

Edge’s View:

Go and double your hustle my people or call Obi up for a job, either way get that paper…

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