The Nigerian music industry has been abuzz with a public disagreement between singer Spyro and music executive Ubi Franklin, centering on financial disputes and allegations of misrepresentation.
The contention began when Spyro accused Ubi Franklin of using Davido’s name to secure a performance without proper compensation. Spyro claimed that Ubi Franklin persuaded him to perform at an event in Ghana, promising a $5,000 payment allegedly from Davido, which Spyro asserts he never received.
In response, Ubi Franklin refuted these allegations, describing them as attempts to tarnish his reputation.
He countered by stating that Spyro owes him a 10% commission from a car purchase he facilitated, amounting to ā¦10.5 million. Ubi Franklin admitted to withholding $5,000 intended for Spyro as an offset against this alleged debt.
Amidst this escalating online drama, renowned artist Davido responded with a lighthearted comment on social media, stating, “Please, I’m sorry, I can’t stop laughing. Oh God!” His reaction has since gone viral, adding a humorous dimension to the otherwise tense exchange between Spyro and Ubi Franklin.
The public dispute has sparked widespread discussion within the entertainment community, with fans and industry insiders weighing in on the responsibilities and ethical considerations of artist-manager relationships. As the situation develops, many are keen to see how the parties involved will resolve their differences and what impact this may have on their professional reputations.
