Award-winning Nollywood actress and filmmaker Bimbo Ademoye has fiercely rejected an apology issued by a content creator identified as Mazi Enemuo following an intellectual property dispute that led to the temporary demonetization of her viral YouTube feature film, My 30th Wedding.
Enemuo posted a public apology on Instagram on Tuesday, claiming he uploaded the movie's soundtrack to digital platforms solely to help promote the film to a broader audience without intending to violate copyright laws.
However, Ademoye dismissed the explanation as "complete bullshit," pointing out the absurdity of a creator with 250 subscribers claiming to expand the reach of a filmmaker boasting nearly two million subscribers.
She further questioned why he monetized her uncopyrighted soundtrack and attempted to claim her ad earnings.
Although Ademoye later confirmed that monetizing rights for My 30th Wedding had been restored thanks to the swift intervention of veteran producer Uduak Isong and soundtrack artist Progress, she pledged to pursue legal action against Enemuo to set a precedent for protecting Nollywood intellectual property on digital platforms.
"You claimed you wanted to help me reach a wider audience with your 250 subscribers? Don’t ever take my silence for weakness... I am going to make an example out of you." — Bimbo Ademoye
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