Igbos will never stop making money till uwa agwu.. E dey our body.. We are too innovative and too lucrative.. 👇👇🏻👇🏽👇🏻 The recent launch of Obi Cubana' YouTube channel has sparked intense debate affirming the strategic business moves and determination of a high-net-worth individual of his standing who is focused on generating additional revenue through social platforms, whereas financially vulnerable individuals are hesitant to leverage social media to attain financial stability. Cc.Eziashi Michael

‎'Ever since Temi got married, reality has started to set in for me, going back to normal life feels tough.' - DJ Cuppy, has reflected on her return to London after attending her sister Temi Otedola’s wedding to Afrobeats singer Mr Eazi. ‎

"God is premium — that’s who God is. I represent God; I represent luxury. Hallelujah na water, grace na water. We go again at midnight." — Cubana Chief Priest declares after attending the Hallelujah Challenge.

Peller expresses heartfelt appreciation to Nathaniel Bassey for inspiring him through the Hallelujah Challenge, as he reportedly earned 11 million coins on TikTok, equivalent to $143,000. After TikTok’s 50% deduction, Peller will take home about $71,500 (₦103.5 million).

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has officially become the first African to reach a $30 billion net worth, according to the latest Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Cubana Chief Priest surprises Lucky Udu with cash gift after he opened up on financial struggles, despite helping people gain spotlight.

'Build value for yourself first, and your Odogwu will locate you to become your helpmate.' - Actor Uzor Arukwe advises single ladies

"By the time I turn 60, I’ll be done. I want to travel the world and give my wife the best experience life can offer. The idea now is to make sure my kids come up and become independent to live for the rest of their lives. No more work." - Obi Cubana, has disclosed his intention to retire from active business within the next decade.