
Nollywood actress and producer Bimbo Ademoye has expressed intense frustration after her latest YouTube movie, 'My 30th Wedding', was hit with a copyright claim, rendering the video ineligible to earn revenue.
The filmmaker shared a screenshot on her Instagram page showing the copyright notice, accompanied by a furious caption where she vowed to track down the person responsible.
Ademoye stated that she is sick and tired of the situation and has offered a N1 million reward for anyone who can locate the person behind the claim.
She emphasized that the movie was a project she spent her blood on, and she fully owns the rights to the song, which was done for her by singer Progress.
The actress questioned how someone could sit down and try to claim another person's sweat, noting that the individual uploaded the content three weeks ago, clearly targeting her. She urged her followers to report the person on all platforms and called on YouTube and YouTube Africa to do better.
The Nigerian Voice recalls that Bimbo Ademoye released 'My 30th Wedding' on Thursday, October 1st, and the movie has continued to set unprecedented records on YouTube, including amassing over 3 million views within 16 hours of its release.
The movie is currently on 29 million views on YouTube.



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