Entertainment
Obi Cubana reacts as fan tattoos his name on her skin
Popular business Mogul, Obinna Iyiegbu, popularly known as Obi Cubana, has reacted as a fan who tattooed his name on her skin.
Photos and videos of a lady went viral on Friday, where she tattooed Obi Cubana and his associate’s name, Cubana Chiefpriest, on her upper back.
The tattoo read, “Obi Cubana, Chief Prince, I need mami water money.” In the video, the lady said, “Obi Cubana, I love you so much”.
Reacting to the picture, Obi Cubana wrote in Igbo, “Nsogbu akalia” translated as ‘problem is too much’.
His associate, Cubana Chiefpriest, whose real name is Chibuike Okechukwu, however, offered the lady a job.
Obi Cubana voted 2021 Man of the Year
He wrote in Pidgin, “Make she come collect uniform do waitress job. Make she choose which branch she wan work ! No be only Chief prince, na Chief king.”
Obi Cubana, who has had a lot of mentions in the media in recent times, recently clinched the 2021 Man of the Year award.
Cubana had defeated Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State, Tony Elumelu, Chairman UBA Group and Abdul Rabiu, Chairman and founder of BUA Group to clinch the position.
It was reported that the businessman was voted by Nigerians at home and in the diaspora via online platforms in a 14-day Leadership Excellence Awards
Source: Punchng
Toluwanisings’ Widow Agrees to Home Burial as Associate Appeals for End to Online Attacks
POWER IS A BUS-STOP: WHEN YOU ALIGHT, WILL YOU LEAVE A FRAGRANCE OR A STENCH? BY OSIFO WASHINGTON
Ekiti Police Arrest 11 Suspects Over Attack on Sowore in Ado-Ekiti
Fidelity Bank, Humanitarian Affairs Ministry Distribute 2,000 Food Packs to Vulnerable Abuja Residents
Ondo Police Probe Death of 46-Year-Old Man in Igba, Recover Two Empty Sniper Bottles
2027 Elections: INEC Clears Pantami, Rejects Adebutu’s Petition as Gwarzo’s Fate Hangs in Balance
NAF to Continue Salaries of Igbokoda Crash Victims Until Death Benefits Are Paid
Opinion: It Is Time to Look Beyond Primate Ayodele’s ‘Political Prophet’ Label
Hardship: FG Approves ₦70,000 Monthly Transport Allowance for Workers for Six Months
Niger NSCDC Commandant Conducted Deadly Minna Raid Without HQ Approval – Panel
Police Arrest 22-Year-Old Over Viral Video Allegedly Inciting Religious Violence in Zamfara
Polaris Bank Deepens Cancer Advocacy, Backs Early Detection and Patient Support
Harry Kane Wins 2026 Ballon d’Or, Ends England’s 25-Year Wait
Adeleke Reopens Talks With Oyetola’s Camp, Seeks Unity for Tinubu’s Re-election
Fidelity Bank to Host Abuja Business Forum, Target SME Growth
