Talent Manager Ubi Franklin Breaks Silence Amid Fallout With Davido

• Reports suggest that he is reportedly separating from Nigerian music star David Adeleke and his wife, Chioma Adeleke.

• Franklin shared motivational messages on Instagram, urging his followers to invest in their ideas despite any fears or doubts.

Ubi Franklin, a prominent talent manager, has shared valuable insights on achieving success and fostering business growth with his audience, encouraging them to take courageous steps toward realizing their aspirations.

This message comes in the wake of reports regarding his purported separation from Nigerian music icon David Adeleke, widely known as Davido, and his spouse, Chioma Adeleke.

Franklin utilized his Instagram platform to disseminate motivational content alongside recent photographs of himself, urging his followers to invest in their ideas despite any apprehensions or uncertainties.

“Never too late to start that business idea that’s been giving you sleepless nights. Do it Afraid,” he wrote.

There have been circulating rumors suggesting that Ubi Franklin’s professional association with Davido has come to an end. Notable blogger Stella Dimokokorkus has reported that Chioma has allegedly relieved Franklin of his managerial responsibilities. According to her, Franklin has encountered professional challenges following this alleged dismissal, which is believed to be connected to controversies regarding his business interactions with various industry figures.

Further fueling the speculation, it has been noted that Davido and his 30BG crew did not acknowledge Franklin’s birthday, as his images were notably absent from their social media accounts, prompting curiosity among fans.

In spite of the swirling rumors, Franklin has remained resolute, continuing to share additional photographs on Instagram while expressing his determination and faith in divine guidance. He emphasized that he exhibits no signs of vulnerability and trusts in God’s protection and angelic support to facilitate his progress.

In a related development, Franklin recently found himself in a public dispute with emerging artist Spyro concerning unpaid royalties. In a widely circulated interview on Echo Room, Spyro accused Franklin of owing him $5,000 for a performance in Ghana. Franklin, however, refuted this allegation, asserting that Spyro actually owed him money from a car transaction, for which he anticipated a 10% commission that was never received.

In response, Spyro took to Instagram this morning to showcase his material wealth, declaring that God has been faithful to him without the need for a 10% share.