Ubi Franklin Debunks Rumor Of Loosing APC Primary, Insists On Victory

Nigerian music executive, Ubi Ofem popularly known as Ubi Franklin has taken to his social media handle to debunk news making the rounds that he lost the All Progressive Congress, APC primary election on Thursday.

Ubi Franklin urged his fans to disregard any news stating that he lost, alleging that he actually won the election after a recount.

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He advised Nigerians to wait upon the official announcement from the appropriate authorities.
See tweet below:

Dear Friends disregard any news that I lost Election.
I won the election.
I sat before an appeal panel yesterday and votes were counted, and it shows I won.
Be patient while we wait for the report from the appeal panel.
Thank you ??

— ubi Franklin ofem (@ubifranklin1) May 28, 2022

Recall that, Ubi Franklin was reported to have lost the APC primary election to Cyril Omni who is the Special Adviser on Security to the Governor of Cross River State, Ben Ayade.

Mr Omini polled 17 votes, beating Mr Franklin who gathered 12 Votes and another contestant Ubi Ubi Itam received 11 votes.

Mr Franklin, the Special Adviser on Tourism to Cross Rivers State government, was a strong contender in the APC primaries, held at Ugep, Cross Rivers State, on Thursday.

Yahoo-Yahoo Governors: First Lady Chased From APC Secretariat, Withdraws From Senate Race

Meanwhile, in a development that is bound to reecho the allegation of Yahoo-Yahoo governors in the All Progressives Congress, APC, the First Lady of Ondo State, Betty Akeredolu was on Saturday chased out of the Imo State secretariat of the party after a consensus method was adopted to torpedo her bid for the Senate.

GWGNG reports that Betty Akeredolu who is from Imo State had galvanized some sections of the electorate in support of her bid to represent her senatorial constituency in Imo State.

However, party stakeholders had to her chagrin resolved to adopt a consensus method to elect the candidate.

Mrs Betty Akeredolu, however, refused and insisted on contesting.

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