Obi Cubana receives 346 cows, 72 goats, 20 rams for mother's burial

 Biyi Orilabawaye 

Lagos



Obi Cubana is set to make history in his hometown in Anambra as the number of livestock for his mother's burial continues to increase. 


A Nigerian DJ who is at the businessman's village said Obi would rather become a herdsman or give out some cows as they were too much for him. 


A fan said, "There is money then there is Igbo money and again there is Anambra money!!!" 😄

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