Deco7:
Whenever an Igbo man suddenly rises from obscurity to the top, biko look carefully please

Deco7:
Whenever an Igbo man suddenly rises from obscurity to the top, biko look carefully please

TemplarLandry:
Very very true.

mariahAngel:
Umu anu!





As for you TemplarLandry, na nairaland here you go continue to tanda dey hate on people wey better pass you, while they continue to prosper!

O ma ya e l'enu!
Olote osi!

Deco7:




Who's your mate. What have you seen in life.


Smh. You're too small for me to handle, virgin Find your size

Deco7:
Whenever an Igbo man suddenly rises from obscurity to the top, biko look carefully please

mariahAngel:


🗣️Taa gbafuo!!!🙄

TemplarLandry:
There's another small boy called Bitcoin Lord or something, they boy hides under Crypto. I know say him hands nuh clean too.

mariahAngel:
Umu anu!





As for you TemplarLandry, na nairaland here you go continue to tanda dey hate on people wey better pass you, while they continue to prosper!

O ma ya e l'enu!
Olote osi!

TemplarLandry:
Are you sure you're human?
Why are you barking like an ekuke dog? “gbo oh gbo oh”

Silentgroper:



which one you be lol ...


Igbo or yoruba

mariahAngel:


Whichever one you decide.

Silentgroper:


hey it's just a harmless question ...


kon shey ija nau

mariahAngel:



Iwo gangan, Se eyan ni e?
Ode!

TemplarLandry:
Oya maa gbo.

mariahAngel:


Gb'enu osi soun! 🙄

TemplarLandry:
There's another small boy called Bitcoin Lord or something, the boy hides under Crypto. I know say him hands nuh clean too.

Arisenews2:
Before Obi Cubana would become the king of Night life, before he would be come the chairman and founder of one of Africa’s most ecstatic hospitable brands, the Cubana Group,
a hospitality and entertainment conglomerate including nightclubs, lounges, hotels, restaurants and even venturing into real estate and other chain of businesses across Nigeria, he was once a very broke man, living in a one room Boys quarters apartment in the ghetto of Abuja with his heavily pregnant wife, Ebele Iyiegbu.

In this video, we bring to you the inspiring and touching grass to grace story of Obi Cubana and how he made his money, including the numerous businesses he currently runs, not forgetting his mouth watery net worth, Mansions and cars. Watch below


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cY8-8QvpkpQ

Deco7:
Whenever an Igbo man suddenly rises from obscurity to the top, biko look carefully please

franchasofficia:
You are wrong.


I have never engaged in drug trafficking or fraud but through hardwork, persistence, consistency, perseverance, timing and God's favour, my story took a swift turn from around 2018 and enter speed lane few months before covid-19 and shortly after covid-19, it was as if my success story entered the supersonic speed. I also have one or two friends whose stories took similar swift turnaround, and none of us are into illegitimate business.



I have sat down and reminisced about all these and I realized certain factors that played key roles in my success and those of my friends I know closely.


Maybe one day that I have the inspiration to write, I will pen it down here to help inspire other struggling youths in Nigeria.



So my dear, success can be magical and swift when God remembers you and when your time is ripe

Deco7:



not Suddenly and massively the same time.

Deco7:
Whenever an Igbo man suddenly rises from obscurity to the top, biko look carefully please

franchasofficia:
Obi Cubana didn't become billionaire overnight.


His success began over a decade ago. Nigerians only got to know much about him after his mother's talk of the town burial ceremony, and funny enough, he made more money from his mom's burial than he even spent, all thanks to his years of helping others and also paying dues to other bereaved and celebrating people.


In Igbo culture and tradition, almost every man belongs to one or two groups; it could be age grade, community development association, old boys, market union, social clubs, etc. These groups support members during child naming ceremonies, marriage ceremonies, burial ceremonies, etc by raising money for them through members' contribution and sometimes donation.


I belong to like 4, and there is one in particular where we do make huge contributions. This particular club, we are like 83 members, drawn from successful Igbo young men living in different countries of the world and in different works of life.


The last time we did a fundraising for a member who lost his dad of 90yrs, we raised around 26million Naira for him. Some members donated 250k, 1million, 500k, $500, $1,000, and one member donated 5million


Don't ask me how much I donated, but we have a minimum donation which is 200k



Obi Cubana belongs to several of such groups and he is one of those that make good donations to others, so when it was his turn, people, friends turned up for him.


I know how many of such donations I have made over the years, and the more successful you are, the more of such groups and clubs you will belong to, and that makes it easier for you whenever you are hosting an occasion. That's why some rich Igbos even make money from their parents burial, no be juju na based on how many groups or clubs you belong to and active in donating to others also, so you see



So don't think Obi Cubana just suddenly became rich last 2 years or so, he has been making slow and steady progress.


Lastly, one thing about business success is this; once you get it right, you are made for life cos success will become too easy, all you will be doing is diversifying, and some of the great business ideas will come from people freely to you because they believe you are rich and successful and will share wonderful business ideas with you freely

mariahAngel:


Gb'enu osi soun! 🙄

franchasofficia:
Obi Cubana didn't become billionaire overnight.


His success began over a decade ago. Nigerians only got to know much about him after his mother's talk of the town burial ceremony, and funny enough, he made more money from his mom's burial than he even spent, all thanks to his years of helping others and also paying dues to other bereaved and celebrating people.


In Igbo culture and tradition, almost every man belongs to one or two groups; it could be age grade, community development association, old boys, market union, social clubs, etc. These groups support members during child naming ceremonies, marriage ceremonies, burial ceremonies, etc by raising money for them through members' contribution and sometimes donation.


I belong to like 4, and there is one in particular where we do make huge contributions. This particular club, we are like 83 members, drawn from successful Igbo young men living in different countries of the world and in different works of life.


The last time we did a fundraising for a member who lost his dad of 90yrs, we raised around 26million Naira for him. Some members donated 250k, 1million, 500k, $500, $1,000, and one member donated 5million


Don't ask me how much I donated, but we have a minimum donation which is 200k



Obi Cubana belongs to several of such groups and he is one of those that make good donations to others, so when it was his turn, people, friends turned up for him.


I know how many of such donations I have made over the years, and the more successful you are, the more of such groups and clubs you will belong to, and that makes it easier for you whenever you are hosting an occasion. That's why some rich Igbos even make money from their parents burial, no be juju na based on how many groups or clubs you belong to and active in donating to others also, so you see



So don't think Obi Cubana just suddenly became rich last 2 years or so, he has been making slow and steady progress.


Lastly, one thing about business success is this; once you get it right, you are made for life cos success will become too easy, all you will be doing is diversifying, and some of the great business ideas will come from people freely to you because they believe you are rich and successful and will share wonderful business ideas with you freely