The lawsuit, filed at the Federal High Court in Lagos, centers around alleged copyright infringement. Maye claims he contributed to the song's production, including recording, mixing, mastering, and creating instrumental accompaniments, without a formal agreement transferring his rights. He asserts that Sinach has benefited from licenses and royalties without compensating him
Sinach, through her legal team, disputes these allegations, maintaining that she is the sole author of the song and that Maye's role was limited to mixing the master recording—a service for which she says he was compensated. Sinach also highlights her preexisting international acclaim and denies that Maye holds any co-ownership rights to the song
The case, which began on November 27, 2024, has been adjourned until January 2025 to allow for further evidence presentation
Wahala ti wa o
ReplyDeleteWho is this Maye guy to come and disturb our sinach
ReplyDeleteOk.. Let's wait to see who's saying the truth
ReplyDeleteHa, not my Sinach oo
ReplyDeleteThe importance of having a signed agreement/contract drawn in any biz venture or partnership
Ha, not my Sinach oo
ReplyDeleteThe importance of having a signed agreement/contract drawn in any biz venture or partnership
Haaa such ridiculous amount of money, may God sett
ReplyDeleteMoney will be exchanged and we will not hear anything again
ReplyDeleteIt truly he did, try settle him sinach. If he didn’t, battle it out in court, make him pay your legal fees on top sef.
ReplyDeleteOga, have you not been paid for the song production when the song newly came out already ?
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