"Our Monetization Is Back" — Bimbo Ademoye Gives Update On Copyright Claim On 'My 30th Wedding'

Nollywood actress and producer Bimbo Ademoye has shared a positive update regarding the copyright claim that previously hit her YouTube movie, 'My 30th Wedding'.

The filmmaker took to her Instagram page to announce that the issue has been resolved and her monetization has been restored.

Ademoye expressed profound gratitude to God, stating that her hard work did not go in vain. According to the actress, her godmother in the movie industry Uduak Isong, got on the matter immediately, while Sir Fela also provided immense support. The filmmaker also appreciated singer Progress Official for taking swift action, praying that God blesses him.

The Nigerian Voice recalls that Ademoye had earlier vented her frustration after the movie was rendered ineligible to earn revenue due to a copyright claim by an individual named Mazi Enemuo.

The actress had offered a N1 million reward for anyone who could locate the person behind the claim. In her latest update, Ademoye revealed that the culprit is believed to be around Colchester or the University of Essex, adding that the N1 million gift for information on how to physically locate him still stands. She noted that if she lets this slide, they would do it again and think it is okay.

She wrote:
"WE'RE BACK ON GUYS. GOD IS GOOD. THANK YOU JESUS. OUR MONETIZATION IS BACK ON"

"Thank you jesus for not letting my hard work go in vain. Thank you to my mommy @uduakisong1 for getting on it immediately, @sir.fela I can't thank you enough for all you do @progressofficial_ thank you for taking swift action my gee, God bless you"

"Guys our culprit is around colchester or university of Essex. Any information on how to physically locate him still holds a 1m naira gift. If I let this slide, they'd do it again and think it's ok. Mazi, let's play less"