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Obi Cubana visits Gov Otti
A renowned business tycoon and investor, Obinna Iyiegbu, popularly known as Obi Cubana and his brother, Ike Iyiegbu, at the weekend visited Governor Alex Otti of Abia State at his residence in Nvosi, Isialangwa South Local Government Area, Abia State.

Governor Alex Otti hosting Obi Cubana at his residence
Expressing solidarity and support for the Otti administration, Cubana promised to set up a major part of his business in Aba, noting that he is already in the process of acquiring land to build industries that will employ people in the state.
Governor Otti in a tweet on his official twitter handle celebrated the visit of Obi Cubana:
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Obi Cubana exchanging greetings with Governor Alex Otti
“Today, I played host to a renowned business tycoon and investor Obinna Iyiegbu, popularly known as Obi Cubana and his brother Ike Iyiegbu at my residence in Nvosi, Isialangwa South LGA, Abia State.
“While he emphasized that he does not visit Governors, he had to visit given our pedigree. He said the positive things we have started doing have made a lot of people want to come back and invest here.
“He promised to set up a major part of his business in Aba as he is already in the process of acquiring land to build industries that will employ people in God’s Own State.”
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