Cutie Julls, a gossip blogger, has disclosed the reason behind the fight between singer Kizz Daniel and music executive Ubi Franklin.
According the post, the problem began when Ubi booked a N150 million gig in Nigeria for Kizz Daniel.
At first, Kizz decided to give Ubi 10% (N15 million) as a commission. But later, he asked that the whole amount be given to him and said he would pay Ubi’s share as an expense.
Ubi reluctantly paid the full amount, but Kizz only sent N7.5 million as a fee, saying that the deal was between Ubi and his brother and not with him. This caused a heated fight in which both sides used harsh language and finally blocked each other on social media and their phones.
The report reads:
“Who go solve this N7.5 million f!ght bayi?
Apparently, Ubi got Kizz Daniel a N150 million gig in Nigeria and initially Kizz agreed to pay Ubi 10% which is N15 million. So since Ubi got the deal with with MMM label, he took out N15 million and sent the N135 million to Kizz Daniel’s account [@lagosstategovt hope you people have taken your tax 😩].
Now, Kizz Daniel upon receiving the alert said no, Ubi has to pay the whole sum to him so he can account properly then he would now pay Ubi’s cut as an expense maybe for tax purposes.
Initially, Ubi refused and then Kizz Daniel said unless the whole N150 million is paid into his account, he won’t go for the show.
So Ubi then had to succumb and pay the N150 million to Kizz.
When Kizz received the money, instead of N15 million, Kizz sent 7.5 million to Ubi.
When Ubi asked Kizz for the rest of the money, Kizz Daniel told Ubi that the 10% commission was an agreement between Ubi and his [Kizz D] brother and not him. And that he will only offer Ubi 5% which is the N7.5 he had sent him.
This created a huge argument and Ubi even wanted to take legal actions.
They used unprinted words on each other and then Kizz Daniel blocked all Ubi’s phone numbers from his phone. Ubi then returned the favour and unfollowed Kizz Daniel on IG.
Kizz Daniel upon seeing it went ahead and blocked Ubi on IG.
Hmmm.. And they used to be very very close before this matter o.
Abeg, who is at fault here?.”
Reposting the report on IG, blogger Tunde Ednut wrote: “Who’s at fault here?”
A few others also dropped their opinions as regards the issue.
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