Ubi Franklin warns men that having kids with different women is a draining mistake. Read the music executive’s raw warning on NewsFlash NGR.
In a raw and emotional episode of his podcast, prominent Nigerian music executive Ubi Franklin warned young men that having children with multiple women is one of the worst life decisions they can ever make.
Speaking from his personal experience as a father of four children with four different mothers, the talent manager revealed that the financial cost of co-parenting is nothing compared to the intense emotional drain of managing the mothers.
The Made Men Music Group (TripleMG) boss did not hold back when he took to his podcast, Talks with Ubi Franklin, to address his younger male audience.
Ubi Franklin
Known for his highly publicised relationships and past social media clashes with some of his baby mamas, Franklin chose to use his own life as a cautionary tale.
He stated point-blank that no amount of money can prepare a man for the psychological warfare that often comes with raising children across split homes.
According to him, many wealthy men falsely believe that financial stability is all it takes to run multiple domestic setups. He strongly debunked this, noting that the real battle lies in managing adult emotions.
While Franklin has often celebrated his children publicly, he admitted that the journey has been anything but smooth. He pointed out that while some men, including himself, managed to survive the mental pressure, many young men would easily break under the weight of the endless friction. Ubi Franklin
The music executive, who shares his four children with his ex-wife Lilian Esoro, South African Nicole Siyo, US-based model Igala Finest, and entrepreneur Sandra Iheuwa, has had several public fallouts that fed the blogs for years.
“Some of us are lucky enough that God has given us some good money to be able to take care of them, but taking care of them is not the problem,” Franklin explained to his listeners. “His exact words hit different: ‘It’s managing the emotions of the adults who are their mothers.’
That line alone says everything he’s been carrying. He went further, begging his followers not to go down the same road—telling them straight to build a proper home and keep their family in one place, not scattered across different women and different houses.
“This no be the first time he open up about him life. He don defend him children before when internet people try use them to wound am, and he don talk about how depression nearly swallow am and how him kids save am from the edge. But this time, e different.
The way he talk this time carry a kind of weight wey you fit only get from someone wey don truly suffer the thing—no be performance, na real pain.” Ubi Franklin
For young Nigerian men navigating dating and family planning, Franklin’s message is a sobering reminder that a scattered family is a lifelong mental tax that money simply cannot pay off. Ubi Franklin
Meanwhile; Bella Shmurda Defrauded of $4 million after buying a stolen house in Lagos. The singer broke down in tears on Instagram Live as the seller vanished.
“Bella Shmurda just broke down on Instagram Live and it was hard to watch. The singer went on late at night, tears running down his face, and told his followers what happened: he spent $4 million on a property in Lagos and found out the house wasn’t even the seller’s to sell. The documents were fake. The seller is gone. The money is gone. He’s been left holding nothing.
He wasn’t performing grief—he was genuinely destroyed. He looked directly into the camera and begged: ‘Nigeria, I need your help. I’m not doing okay right now. I spent $4 million of my own hard-earned money, Continue reading here
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