Nollywood actress and producer Bimbo Ademoye don confam say monetisation for her YouTube movie, My 30th Wedding, don come back after copyright claim wey stop the film from earning. She announce the update, tok say the matter don resolve and her money-making status don return.
The wahala start when YouTube flag the video over copyright-protected audio. According to the actress, YouTube detect the song We Can Take It (My 30th Wedding) by Mazi Enemuo inside the movie and mark am as Ineligible to earn. Ademoye insist say the song na Progress Official make for her and she own am. She allege say the claimant upload the song three weeks before and target her so revenue from the project go go another person. She offer N1 million to anybody wey fit help locate the person behind the claim.
She call the movie one wey she spend her blood on, and say she no go rest until she catch the person. She appeal to her followers make dem report the account, and she ask YouTube and YouTube Africa to do better. She also tok say she no go let the matter slide.
For her latest update, Ademoye thank God say her hard work no go in vain. She thank her godmother for the movie industry, Uduak Isong, for getting on the matter immediately, and Sir Fela for the support. She also appreciate singer Progress Official for taking swift action.
She reveal say the person behind the claim dey believed to be around Colchester or University of Essex. Ademoye tok say the N1 million gift for information on how to physically locate him still stands. She explain say if she let this one slide, they go do am again and think say e okay.
