Nigerian billionaire entrepreneur and philanthropist, Obi Cubana, has revealed plans to retire from active business life when he turns 60. The nightlife and hospitality mogul, who is currently 50, disclosed this in a recent interview where he spoke candidly about his future ambitions and personal goals.
Obi Cubana explained that his decision to retire in the next decade stems from a desire to enjoy a more relaxed lifestyle, travel around the world, and dedicate more time to his wife and family. He noted that his present focus is on building a sustainable legacy that will ensure his children’s independence and financial security long after he steps back from business.
“I’ll retire in the next 10 years, when I’m 60. I’ll travel the world and give my wife the best that life has to offer. The goal is for my kids to become independent and live comfortably without relying on me. No more work,” he said.

The Government of Akwa Ibom State played host to renowned Nigerian musician David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido and his team.
This visit highlights the Akwa ibom state's growing influence in the entertainment industry and its ability to attract high-profile visitors.
Akwa Ibom has been actively promoting arts and culture, providing a platform for creatives to thrive.
I know this visit will potentially open up new opportunities for collaboration and investment in Akwa Ibom state.

Nigerian singer Davido, who was in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, for his 5ive Alive music concert, paid courtesy visits to Governor Umo Eno and Senate President Godswill Akpabio

Nigerian socialite and celebrity barman, Cubana Chief Priest, announces plans to pay school fees for 50 students from every department at Clifford University, in honour of his best friend Davido’s late mother, Mrs Veronica Adeleke.
#CubanaChiefPriest
#Davido

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FIFA shocked at the $1.2 million dollar mini Stadium in Nigeria after seeing the one in Kenya .

Both stadiums cost $1.2m dollars , the one in Nigeria is already completed and ready for use while the one in Kenya is almost done .

Looks like things are more expensive in Nigeria or ? Look at the one in Kenya

Moral lesson: SPEECHLESS

We Were Not Benin, We Are Igbos, And There’s Nothing Benin About Us.”- Senator Ned Nwoko
reveals:
Senator Ned Nwoko has directly challenged historical narratives regarding the ethnic identity of the Anyoma people, insisting that they are culturally and historically Igbo, not an offshoot of the Benin Kingdom. The Delta North Senator made this forceful declaration during his argument for the creation of Anyoma State, asserting that confusion over their origin was a consequence of historical circumstances and survival tactics. Nwoko’s statement underscores the cultural affinity underpinning his legislative push to formally place the proposed state in the Southeast geopolitical zone.

According to a video posted on the Official YouTube channel of Channels Television, while explaining why some Anyoma people had previously distanced themselves from the Igbo identity, Senator Nwoko rejected external historical influence. He declared, “We were not Benin, We are Igbos, and there’s nothing Benin about us.” He traced this identity distortion to the historical expansion of the Benin Empire and later, to survival tactics during the Nigerian Civil War, where people were compelled to deny their Igbo heritage to escape alleged ethnic cleansing and violence
#uruallatv #NedNwoko #anioma

Nnamdi Kanu did not abandon his defense or the witnesses he has called out, Nnamdi Kanu is first asking the court that wants him to enter defense if they have the jurisdiction (extant legal powers) to try him.

I am telling you this because, Nigerian media has lied and continued to twist what is straight into confusion and misinformation.

Nnamdi Kanu has asked the court to prove to him with any Nigerian law that it has the jurisdiction to try him after extraordinarily renditioning him, talk more of asking him to enter defense.

Defense on which charges and under which law provision?

The law upon which this prosecution have relied on is a repealed law and such cannot stand in legal matters.

I understand many Nigerian journalists do not know what a repealed law is and how it implies in this case so far. However, I will avail many of you to help yourself by making a research on this.

Nnamdi Kanu can still continue his defense but only when the court proves with existing Nigerian law that it has the jurisdiction to try him under a repealed law.

That is the work and assignment Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has given to Omotosho this one week period. He must prove his court has the backing of the constitution or any law in Nigeria to try a man who was extraordinarily renditioned to Nigeria. Until then, Omotosho has the legal obligation to declare the release or bail of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu as well as quash the case.

So if you like allow yourself to be deceived by Nigerian media controlled by News Agency Nigeria, NAN. Nnamdi Kanu didn't abandon his defense, the right thing must be done first.

NO CASE

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Challenges Legality of His Trial — Demands Prosecution Identify Valid Law Behind Charges

Abuja, October 27, 2025 — Proceedings in the case of Federal Republic of Nigeria v. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu took a decisive turn today before Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court, Abuja.
During the hearing, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, who appeared in person, firmly maintained that there is no valid or subsisting charge known to law against him. Despite repeated cajoling and pressure from the judge and the prosecution team led by Chief Adegboyega Awomolo, SAN, Kanu insisted that the learned silk should read into the record or restate the law under which he is being charged and asked to enter a defence.

Chief Awomolo, SAN, was unable to identify any existing legal provision creating the offence alleged against Kanu, effectively confirming the defendant’s long-standing position that the entire proceeding lacks a legal foundation.

Justice Omotosho, in response, directed Mazi Kanu to file a written address within four (4) days on the validity of the charge and serve same on the prosecution. The Court expressly resisted all attempts by the prosecution to convert the forthcoming address into a final defence address, emphasizing that the issue before the court remains the validity of the charge itself, not the merits of any defence.

Today’s development underscores Mazi Kanu’s unyielding stance that his continued trial constitutes an unlawful process, being anchored on no known or valid law. His position remains clear: “There can be no defence where there is no valid charge.”
As soon as the court or prosecution team identify any known law that is extant and subsisting in Nigeria’s corpus juris, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu will enter his defence and witnesses he listed will be called.
Onyedikachi Ifedi, Esq.,

In Court For Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Global Defence Consortium

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu proclaimed his innocence in court, asserting that having reviewed his case file, he found no legally valid charges against him. He challenged the prosecution to cite any existing Nigerian law that supports the charges, concluding that he should not be required to mount a defense against non-existent legal accusations. Consequently, he demanded his immediate release or, failing that, bail.

BREAKING NEWS: Drama in Court as Nnamdi Kanu Bombards Chief Judge with Tough Questions — Judge Walks Away, Hearing Shift€d Till 2PM

Tension filled the courtroom today as Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, threw a series of thought-provoking questions at the Chief Judge, leaving the entire court in shock and forcing an abrupt adjournment till 2PM.

The fiery exchange unfolded as follows:

Nnamdi Kanu: “My Lord, let’s be honest — how old is Nigeria?”

Chief Judge: “Nigeria is 65 years old as of now. But why that question?”

Nnamdi Kanu: “Alright, how old is your grandfather?”

Chief Judge: “He’s 98 years old… but what’s the meaning of all these questions?”

Nnamdi Kanu: “So, are you trying to tell me your grandfather is older than your country? Before your grandfather was born, what was the name of Nigeria?”

At that moment, the Chief Judge reportedly froze, unable to provide an answer. He then stood up quietly and walked out of the courtroom — a move that drew gasps from the audience.

Immediately, the courtroom erupted in applause, with even lawyers representing the Nigerian government acknowledging Kanu’s brilli@nce.

Davido has officially opened a beautiful new restaurant in Atlanta for his lovely wife, Chioma, called CHIVIDO Restaurant!

The restaurant serves a mix of Nigerian and international dishes, with Chioma said to be the creative mind behind the menu. 👩🏾‍🍳

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