Our monetisation is back — but Bimbo Ademoye rejects the apology and keeps the ₦1m bounty on

Photo: Bimbo Ademoye · Source: Nollytrailers (Apr 2026 file photo)

Mazi Enemuo apologised and said the claim on her film’s soundtrack would clear in 24–48 hours. Ademoye called it ‘complete bullshit’ — and kept the reward standing.

Nollywood actress Bimbo Ademoye has her YouTube monetisation back — but she has rejected the apology from the man behind the copyright claim that demonetised her film, and kept the ₦1 million reward standing for information on how to locate him.

Mazi Enemuo, who filed the Content ID claim on the soundtrack of Ademoye’s film My 30th Wedding, posted an open apology on Instagram on Tuesday, saying he uploaded the song to help promote the film, had taken it down from all streaming platforms, and that the claim would clear within 24–48 hours.

Ademoye announced the monetisation is back — “WE’RE BACK ON GUYS. GOD IS GOOD” — thanking Uduak Isong, Sir Fela and singer Progress for acting fast. But she rejected the apology outright, calling it “complete bullshit”, and kept the ₦1 million reward standing for information on how to physically locate Enemuo.

She believes Enemuo is around Colchester or the University of Essex — that is her belief, not a verified address, and NewsFlux is not publishing it as fact or as an invitation to confront him. She questioned why he took the one song she had not properly copyrighted, rather than the viral Hammerboi track, and said if she lets it slide “they’d do it again.”

My 30th Wedding, released 1 Oct, has about 29 million YouTube views. This is her third public copyright dispute, after Where Love Lives in January and To Be a Friend in August 2025.

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