Ndeli, formerly known as the Dorime Chief Priest and now reborn as The Serving Ritual, shut down Obi Cubana’s birthday celebration by serving ₦100 million in one of the most theatrical moments of 2025 so far.
The star-studded celebration was already in full swing — packed with celebrities, billionaires, influencers, and royals — when The Serving Ritual entered with signature flair.
Dressed in ceremonial regalia and leading a symbolic procession, he commanded the room like a priest at the altar of wealth.
What followed was pure spectacle: a meticulously choreographed moment where attendants opened custom-designed boxes containing ₦100 million in mint notes, served not as a gift — but as a ritual offering to one of Nigeria’s most influential figures.
The crowd erupted. Cameras flashed. Social media exploded.
Clips of the moment instantly went viral, capturing The Serving Ritual bowing deeply before Obi Cubana as the boxes were unveiled — a scene now hailed as the pinnacle of the evening’s many highlights.
“This wasn’t a gift,” one eyewitness posted.
“It was a ritual. A ceremony. A powerful moment of reverence and symbolism. He served the money — and served it with purpose.”
Ndeli’s transition from the flashy Dorime Chief Priest to the elevated, almost spiritual persona of The Serving Ritual has redefined what it means to command presence in high society.
No longer just a hypeman — he is now the architect of elite celebrations, where performance, wealth, and culture collide.
Obi Cubana, no stranger to opulence himself, embraced the moment with gratitude and style.
The symbolism of being served ₦100 million was not lost on anyone.
Among all the luxury and headline-grabbing moments of the night — The Serving Ritual’s ₦100 million service stands as the most iconic, already etched into the culture as a symbol of status, ritual, and evolution.
