Politics
“South East Can Never Be Sidelined Anymore” — Obi Cubana
Businessman Obi Cubana has declared that the South East will no longer be overlooked in national political matters, following his appointment as Regional Director (South East) of the Cityboy Movement.
Cubana made the statement upon arriving in Owerri, where he visited Governor Hope Uzodimma. He was accompanied by socialite Cubana Chief Priest. Sharing his message on social media, he emphasized that the region now has firm representation and will begin to see tangible results.
“South East can never be sidelined anymore. Our people will start feeling the impact. Seeing is believing,” he wrote.
His visit follows a formal presentation by Seyi Tinubu, which officially installed him as Regional Director. In this role, Cubana will coordinate the movement’s activities across the South East.
Sources indicate that Cubana and Governor Uzodimma held private discussions, with plans to involve other political and community leaders in the state.
The development has sparked reactions online, with supporters highlighting it as a sign of stronger political engagement for the South East.
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