Bimbo Ademoye Rejects Apology From Man Over YouTube Copyright Dispute

Nollywood actress and filmmaker Bimbo Ademoye has reacted after a man apologised for uploading the soundtrack of her movie, My 30th Wedding, without her permission, an action that reportedly affected the film’s monetisation on YouTube.

On November 10, 2026, Enemuo took to Instagram to issue a public apology, accepting responsibility for the incident. He explained that he uploaded the song because he wanted to promote it and help it reach a wider audience.

However, his explanation did not appear to satisfy the actress.

Sharing a screenshot of Enemuo’s apology on her Instagram page, Ademoye questioned his claim that he only wanted to promote her work.

The actress also questioned why he uploaded that particular soundtrack instead of another song featured in the movie.

Ademoye further expressed displeasure over the fact that the upload affected her earnings, asking why someone who claimed to be promoting her work would attempt to monetise the material.

While rejecting his apology, the filmmaker made it clear that she intended to pursue the matter and warned against anyone taking advantage of her creative work.

Beyond responding to Enemuo, Ademoye also addressed social media users who suggested that she was using the incident to attract attention or had failed to protect her intellectual property.

She maintained that she takes matters involving her creative work seriously and urged critics to understand the circumstances before commenting.

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