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Nigerian music mogul and entrepreneur Ubi Franklin has once again sparked social media debate with a bold statement targeting what he describes as “end-time side-chicks.”
In a viral post, Franklin directly questioned the motives of women who flaunt gifts from married men online, warning against disrespecting marital boundaries even with extravagant presents.
In his blunt message, he asked:
“If another person’s husband buys you a gift, as big as a car, why post to taunt the man’s wife?”
The post has ignited discussions across Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, with users debating whether flaunting such gifts is harmless self-expression or a direct affront to the sanctity of marriage.
Social media users are divided. Some praised Franklin for holding women accountable and discouraging public taunting of spouses, while others argued that social media gives individuals the freedom to share their lives, regardless of the context. Nevertheless, Franklin’s words have positioned him once more at the center of public attention, proving his influence in shaping conversations about ethics, relationships, and social media conduct.
This is not the first time Franklin has made headlines for outspoken opinions, and his latest remarks have only reinforced his role as a provocative voice in Nigerian entertainment circles.
Fans and critics alike are weighing in, creating trending hashtags and comment threads filled with passionate reactions.
As the debate continues online, Franklin’s question resonates widely: is flaunting gifts from a married man merely vanity, or is it a deliberate attempt to provoke and disrespect? The conversation shows no signs of slowing down.
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