Iyanya Congratulates Manager Ubi Franklin on his Upcoming Nuptials

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After news of their engagement emerged, there were a number of reports stating that the engagement was false with a screenshot of Lilian Esoro’s BBM update where she denied being engaged.
However it looks like the lovebirds are definitely engaged as Iyanya has taken to Instagram to congratulate the soon-to-be married couple.
He posted: Congrats to my Bro @ubifranklintriplemg and @lilianesoro God Bless Keep you and Yours forever.
Over the weekend Ubi confirmed his relationship status by posting: This I am in for the rest of my Life Direct me in your way oh Lord. Let my Tithes and Offerings be a Backup and Foundation for this union that we are about to get into. Thanks for all the well-wishers God bless you with everything Good that will come your way.

This morning, clearly in love, Ubi posted: You come to love not by finding the perfect person, but by seeing an imperfect person perfectly. Love one another and you will be happy. It’s as simple and as difficult as that. #Goodmorning and happy New Week

We are excited for Ubi & Lilian and can’t wait for them to pick a date!


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