Billionaire Obi Cubana Declares Faith in Christ Under Pastor Jerry Eze's Guidance – But No Evidence of ₦1 Billion Offering

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On January 13, 2026, Obi Cubana publicly announced that he has given his life to Christ, describing himself as a "new creature" in a video shared on his social media platforms. In the clip, he is seen in a vehicle with Pastor Jerry Eze, where he states:

“This is 2026, I’m now a new creature, I have given my life to Christ and I will make sure that I go to church every Sunday.”

Pastor Jerry Eze confirmed the development, stating that he led Obi Cubana to Christ and that a disciple has been assigned to nurture his newfound faith.

This announcement comes amid a growing relationship between the two, including:

Pastor Jerry Eze leading a special New Year prayer session on the same day to unveil Obi Cubana's ambitious Cubana Millennium City real estate project in Asaba, Delta State, dedicating it to God for divine guidance and success.

Previous gestures, such as Obi Cubana gifting Pastor Jerry Eze high-end Samsung Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip phones in 2025 as a token of appreciation for prayers and support.

The two have been spotted together at events, reflecting a bond that blends business, philanthropy, and faith.

However, claims circulating on social media (including posts from influencers like VERYDARKMAN) that Obi Cubana gave ₦1 billion as an offering in Pastor Jerry Eze's church appear to be unsubstantiated. Extensive searches across news sources, reports, and social media discussions from January 2026 reveal:

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