Claiming Copyright: “I Have 1 Million Naira For Anyone Who Can Locate This Person For Me–Bimbo

The actress expressed anger over the development, alleging that the individual attempted to claim ownership of a musical composition created specifically for her film.

Ademoye maintained that she had full ownership of the song, which was produced for the movie by Progress, a former Nigerian Idol winner.

The actress also expressed frustration over the situation, insisting that she had invested considerable effort and resources in producing the movie and would not allow anyone to take credit for work that belonged to her.

Ademoye made the allegations in a social media post that she later deleted, where she identified the individual as Enemuo and accused the person of attempting to profit from the soundtrack of My 30th Wedding.

In the post, the actress explained that the song was created for her by Progress, who previously participated in the Nigerian Idol music competition.

Ademoye also expressed dissatisfaction with what she described as an attempt to benefit from the financial proceeds of a project she had worked hard to produce.

The actress further maintained that the situation was particularly frustrating because of the time, effort and resources she had invested in bringing the movie to completion.

The Nollywood actress also called on her followers to help identify the individual by reporting the person’s social media accounts across different platforms.

Ademoye specifically appealed to YouTube and its African division to intervene in the matter and look into the ownership claims surrounding the soundtrack.

The actress also encouraged her followers to flag the accounts associated with the individual, arguing that the alleged conduct involved an attempt to claim ownership of another person’s creative work.

Her appeal came alongside the announcement of the N1 million reward for anyone who could provide useful information about the person’s whereabouts.

She questioned the circumstances surrounding the upload and suggested that the timing indicated a deliberate attempt to target her movie and benefit from its soundtrack.

The actress maintained that the song had been created specifically for her production and that she had the necessary ownership rights over the work.

Ademoye also called on social media users to help draw attention to the matter by reporting the accounts involved.

She insisted that the alleged attempt to claim ownership of the song was unacceptable and maintained that she would continue making efforts to identify the individual responsible.

The actress also expressed frustration over the possibility of another person benefiting financially from a creative project that she had invested heavily in producing.

She explained that the movie represented significant personal and professional effort and questioned why anyone would attempt to claim another person’s creative work.

She also maintained that the song was created by Progress specifically for the film and that she had full rights to it.

The N1 million reward was announced as part of her appeal for assistance in locating the individual she identified as Enemuo.

Although she later deleted the social media post, the actress had already used it to communicate her grievances and call for intervention from her followers and YouTube’s African division.

Ademoye reiterated her frustration over the alleged attempt to claim ownership of the soundtrack, insisting that she would continue seeking information about the individual involved.

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