Popular singer, Spyro, has released evidence to counter claims made by Ubi Franklin regarding an alleged N10.5M debt. The ongoing dispute has captured the attention of fans, with Spyro also accusing the talent manager of owing him $5,000 for a performance at a birthday event.
In a previous revelation, Spyro opened up about his disagreement with Ubi Franklin, detailing how he was yet to receive payment for his work despite repeated reminders. In response, Ubi Franklin alleged that Spyro owed him N10.5M as a result of assisting him in purchasing a car.
Spyro took to his social media platform to dispute these allegations, sharing screenshots and other evidence that showed his repeated attempts to get Ubi Franklin to settle the $5,000 debt. Contrary to Ubi's claims, Spyro explained that the car dealership’s Managing Director had confirmed that a 10% discount had already been deducted from the car’s purchase price, rendering Ubi’s claims invalid.
In the shared evidence, Spyro highlighted conversations where he reminded Ubi Franklin about the outstanding payment for his work. He noted that despite his patience, Ubi failed to fulfill his financial obligations, which prompted him to address the matter publicly.
Netizens have taken to social media to express their opinions on the matter, with many criticizing Ubi Franklin's actions and applauding Spyro for his transparency. Here are some of their reactions:
chizobam_always said: “He’s threatening you as how? Why must your name be mentioned in any 419 case?!”
herosbeats remarked: “Spyro has been very polite. So coming out isn’t out of place, that’s just the right thing to do.”
anosike_emmanuel_c wrote: “I pity ndi disappearing messages, no receipt for Una.”
pandawhyteee remarked: “Imagine ooo, him come turn am to ‘you threatening me Spyro,’ person don dey chase you since to pay am for work wey him do for you. People dey this life sha.”
foodsupplies.ng stated: “Ubi can never change. Do business with him at your own peril o.”
Spyro concluded his post by emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in business relationships, urging Ubi Franklin to resolve the matter amicably.
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