Nollywood actress and filmmaker Bimbo Ademoye has reportedly suffered a setback after her blockbuster movie, My 30th Wedding, which has attracted over 29 million views on YouTube, was allegedly demonetised following a copyright complaint.
Reports circulating online allege that an individual identified as Mazzi Enumuo uploaded a song reportedly composed for the movie by musician Progress (@progressofficial) on his own platform before subsequently filing a copyright complaint against the film.
The alleged development has reportedly affected the movie’s monetisation status on YouTube, raising concerns among fans and supporters over the circumstances surrounding the copyright dispute.
The situation has also generated reactions online, with many expressing disappointment over the reported financial implications for the filmmaker, particularly given the production efforts and resources invested in the project.
Further claims suggest that this is not the first time Ademoye has encountered similar copyright-related challenges, as three of her previous movies have reportedly faced comparable situations.
However, the allegations surrounding the copyright complaint and the circumstances leading to the film’s demonetisation have not been independently verified.
The development has renewed conversations about copyright ownership, intellectual property protection and the challenges content creators face in protecting their creative works on digital platforms.
Meanwhile, supporters of the actress have continued to express solidarity with her, calling for a fair resolution of the reported dispute.
Written by Enitan Mudashiru
