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“Welcome To Adulthood”- Obi Cubana Gifts Son Alex Brand-New Car And Cash On 18th Birthday

Nigerian billionaire businessman Obi Cubana has gone all out to celebrate his first son, Alex Iyiegbu, as he clocked 18 on Thursday, November 12, 2026.

The businessman had earlier hinted at the special occasion in a social media post featuring himself and his wife, Ebele. Expressing excitement about their son’s transition into adulthood, he wrote:

“Our boy is turning into a man this week, 18yrs in a bit!!!”

On Thursday, Obi Cubana took to Instagram to share fresh pictures of Alex in celebration of his milestone birthday.

A video from the celebration has also captured attention online, showing the proud father presenting his son with a car key while sharing a warm embrace with him in a beautifully decorated room illuminated with purple lights.

The footage later showed the father and son stepping outside, where a brand-new black saloon car was parked in the compound as part of Alex’s birthday presents.

Beyond the luxury car, the 18-year-old received several other thoughtful gifts. He was seen pulling a long strip of cash from a white wooden money-pull box, a moment that sparked excitement.

Obi Cubana also gifted his son a collection of books, including Atomic Habits and a life skills guide, alongside an art sketchpad, a gift box bearing the inscription “Specially for You,” and other items.

The lavish celebration has highlighted Obi Cubana’s efforts to make his son’s transition into adulthood a memorable one.

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Read some comments below:

@gifto76:”Happy Birthday May God Almighty continue to shower you with more blessings in Jesus name amen.”

@defreeman4u:”So his family is abroad chilling, living good life in a working environment and he is in Nigeria 🇳🇬 doing city Boy movement to further impoverish the poor people of Nigeria. Nigerian youths get sense fast. Happy 18th Birthday boy, Gods blessings upon you.”

@_emma.stallion:”E sharp !! But is demonic to keep family in a country with good system and tell us to vote in bad governance.”