Chidi, son of billionaire businessman Obi Cubana, has ignited a social media firestorm after claiming during a livestream that his wristwatch is worth £1 million. The statement, made in a live session with content creator Destinedkid on Monday, August 3, 2026, has drawn sharp reactions from Nigerians, with many questioning the authenticity of the claim.
The Livestream Moment That Sparked Debate
During the livestream, the conversation turned to Chidi's wristwatch, prompting Destinedkid to appear visibly shocked. The streamer repeatedly converted the figure aloud, saying, "1 million pounds in Naira is what?" as he struggled to process the amount. Chidi confirmed the price without hesitation, leaving Destinedkid audibly stunned throughout the exchange.
The clip quickly went viral, capturing the attention of social media users who shared mixed reactions. Some expressed disbelief, while others used the moment to comment on generational wealth in Nigeria.
Viral Reactions and Public Skepticism
The video has sparked a wave of commentary, with many Nigerians questioning whether the claim is genuine. Some users directed their remarks at the dynamics of wealth and privilege in the country.
- @bobcelestino430 wrote: "Even ur papa never wear 1million pounds watch"
- @agnusdei_arinze_classic_ commented: "Na competition now abi? Ochacho vs Obi Cubana ndi ala everywhere"
- @__olamii__ said: "Nah all this kids go later Cast their papa ?"
- @wond3r_247 reacted: "Shut up, how much your papa get?"
- @_gallant_089 wrote: "E fit be 1k pounds he wan talk ??"
- @sabiiboy411 shared: "That's why nepo is good. You can say anything and they believe"
- @nachythadius commented: "Make Una stop all this lie oooo"
- @eze_para asked: "Are these important to teach the youths ?"
Context: Obi Cubana's Public Persona
This is not the first time the Cubana family has made headlines for opulence. Obi Cubana, a multi-billionaire socialite, recently celebrated his birthday with a gratitude post that showcased his lavish lifestyle. He expressed pride in being Nigerian and thanked God for a new year, while many admired his indigenous Isi Agu Igbo attire.
The viral watch claim adds to the ongoing conversation about wealth display and its impact on Nigerian youth, with some critics questioning the values being promoted.
