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‘Must You Always Steal Other People’s Songs?’ Gospel Singer, Oluwafunke Accuses Yinka Alaseyori Of Song Theft
A Nigerian gospel singer, Oluwafunke, accused her colleague, Yinka Alaseyori, of song theft.
Funke had accused Yinka of copying her song “Jesu Ti Nazareti” in a video posted on Temilolasobola’s Instagram page.
She said Yinka has a habit of copying her colleagues’ songs and pretending to be innocent.
Funke stated that her silence is not due to foolishness because she owns the copyright of her songs, thereby calling on her fans to warn her.
She said, “Anybody who knows her should warn her. When you do something bad, you wouldn’t talk about it, you would keep quiet. What rubbish is that in this industry? You did it the first, second, and now the third. Did they swear for you?
If I choose to keep quiet, it isn’t because I am stup!d. I have copyright of my songs”.
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