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Sunday, October 15, 2023

Obi Cubana Divests, Sells Night Club, Makes New Business Move

 


Obinna Iyiegbu, renowned as the “King of Nightlife,” has made a strategic decision to divest one of his popular nightclubs, Cubana Club, located on Adeola Odeku, Victoria Island.
Familiarly known as Obi Cubana, he opted to part ways with this particular branch due to a notable decline in patronage.

Former loyal customers shifted their preference to newer clubs that emerged on the island.

Curiously, the more recent branch situated in Ikeja GRA has experienced a surge in patronage, capturing the preference of many mainland residents for their nightlife experiences.

 

This trend persists despite the presence of numerous other clubs and an even newer establishment located in close proximity.

The newly operational nightclub, named Vaniti, holds the promise of rekindling the erstwhile allure of the former Cubana Club.

 The club’s opening celebrations extend over four weeks. Coinciding with this venture is the launch of the businessman’s e-hailing cab service.

Aptly named “Enviable Transport Service,” Obi Cubana aims to deliver superior transport services surpassing the current offerings, supported by profound innovations and advanced technology. This service is currently accessible in Port Harcourt, Enugu, Asaba, Abuja, Lagos, Umuahia, and other select locations.

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