Hon. Ubi Franklin has publicly celebrated the release of Davido’s much-anticipated album “5ive“, taking to Instagram to express his pride and admiration for the journey behind the project. In his post, Ubi wrote:
“THE ROAD TO 5IVE WE TRAVELED – LONDON – NEWYORK – JOHANNESBURG – MALIBU (Los Angeles) – ATLANTA – LAGOS. CONGRATULATIONS TO @davido 5ive Is Here ❤️❤️
THE BEST ANR IN THE GAME”
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The message reflects not just excitement, but also the deep involvement Ubi Franklin had in the album’s development. From city to city, 5ive was shaped into a globally-influenced body of work, and fans are already feeling its impact.
Since its release, 5ive has surged to the top of several streaming charts across Africa, the UK, and the US, and is currently trending as one of the most streamed Afrobeat albums of the week globally. He went to wish Davido “Happy 5ive” alongside the crew and team involved in the success of the album release.
Davido’s 5ive features an impressive lineup including Chris Brown, Victoria Monét, Omah Lay, Shenseea, Becky G, Musa Keys, and more. The album blends cultures and genres, reaffirming Davido’s position as one of Africa’s biggest music exports.
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The relationship between Davido and Hon. Ubi Franklin has long been one of loyalty and mutual support. Ubi, a music executive turned politician, has been a constant presence in Davido’s personal and professional life, often contributing to strategic moves behind the scenes.
Both men have had their share of controversies. Davido recently faced public scrutiny over personal family matters, while Ubi has battled political criticism and online backlash in the past. However, both continue to thrive, focused on their careers, collaborations, and contributions to Nigerian entertainment.
With 5ive, Davido proves once again why he’s at the top of the game. And with Ubi Franklin by his side, the vision only gets bigger.
