Cubana Chief Priest opens up on Obi Cubana’s role in his success

Nigerian nightlife entrepreneur Cubana Chief Priest has credited businessman Obi Cubana for playing a major role in his rise in the hospitality and entertainment industry.

In a social media post reflecting on his journey in the industry, Cubana Chief Priest said his success was built through apprenticeship, service and learning under Obi Cubana.

“Did Not Bring Opium Cubana To Owerri In 2016. I For No Be Chief Priest. I Did Not Just Lap Him Rather I Contributed & Became The Motion Of The Business. The Motion Was Heavy & Everyday Was A Shutdown.”

He recalled that the success of Opium Cubana in Owerri contributed to the expansion of the Cubana brand, with subsequent outlets launched in Lagos, Ikeja, Enugu and Abuja.

Speaking on Obi Cubana’s approach to business, he described him as a fearless entrepreneur who was willing to take risks and explore opportunities.

“Obi Is Born Ready, He Has Lifestyle & He Is Ready To Spend, He Is Not Afraid To Lose, Learn & Move. He’s An Aries Like Me So I Had Everything I Wanted From Artist, Lifestyle, Brands, Everything Was Available. Very Smart Dude. He Really Put Me On Not Minding How Famous I Was Becoming. Baba Na Ruthless Builder, He Gets Anything He Wants. He Is Indeed The Pablo, He’s Always Ready To Explore & Deliver.”

According to him, the Cubana brand experienced rapid growth within a few years and gained the support of several beverage and lifestyle brands.

Cubana Chief Priest also encouraged young entrepreneurs to embrace apprenticeship and value creation.

“I Want To Leave It Here For Today But Before I Go Obi Cubana, You Are My Don For Life, You Are A Winner, An Achiever, You Taught Me The Business Wholeheartedly. Invest With Him, He’s Solid, Man Is A Walking Blessing.

“The Lesson For Today Is Value. Be A Man Of Value. I Did Not Just Meet Him, I Came To Serve, Learn & Grow Myself. When You Are Working For Someone You Are Working For Yourself. Apprenticeship Is Key. You Must Serve Before You Become Odogwu.”

The post generated reactions on social media, with many users discussing the importance of mentorship, loyalty and learning in business growth.