Categories: Celebrities

Lady Calls Out Ubi Franklin For Refusing To Pay The Money He Owes For Her Service

A lady has taken to social media to call out music executive, Ubi Franklin, for refusing to pay the money he owes for her service.

In a post shared on her Twitter page @Orebamz, the lady accused Ubi Franklin of contracting her to do a job then refusing to pay her after she put in so much effort to get the job done.

The lady alleged that the music mogul contacted through the Twitter account of his singer friend, Iyanya, and they did a Zoom call where she confirmed it is indeed Ubi she is working for.

Orebamz, who is a UI/UX designer, revealed that Ubi wanted her to redesign a website and design a lanlord, tenant, lending company and lawyers portal for N500,000.

She said Ubi told her to begin the job that he would pay her later, but she has now completed the design and he hasn’t paid her yet despite promosing to send her the money after elections.

The UI/UX designer has now taken to her Twitter page to call him out while sharing screenshots of their chats to back up her claims.

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Meanwhile, Ubi Franklin has shared a cryptic message on social media following the alleged fallout with his close friend and singer, Davido.

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Tobias Sylvester

Tobias Sylvester is the news editor for Kanyi Daily News and is based in Lagos. Contact Tobias at editor@kanyidaily.com. Got a confidential tip? Submit it here

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