Nollywood actress Bimbo Ademoye has blown hot and rejected Mazi Enemuo apology over her Youtube blockbuster My 30th Wedding – released Oct 1, 2026, already 29 million views – suddenly demonetized after a copyright claim.
A man identified as Mazi Enemuo had uploaded one of the film’s soundtracks, “We Can Take It (My 30th Wedding)”, to streaming platforms 3 weeks earlier, then used it to claim ownership via YouTube Content ID. That flagged Bimbo’s own movie and blocked her earnings.
Bimbo said the song was specially made for her by Progress (Nigerian Idol winner) and she fully owns the rights.
On Monday, she blew up:
“I have 1 MILLION NAIRA FOR ANYONE WHO CAN LOCATE THIS PERSON FOR ME. I will not rest until I catch this one. A movie Is spent my blood on.”
She urged fans to report him, tagged @youtube @youtubeafrica, and later announced monetization was restored thanks to her mum Uduak Isong, Sir Fela, and Progress. But she kept the ₦1m bounty in place.
Enemuo posted an open apology saying:
“My intention in uploading the song was to help share and promote the beautiful sound with a wider audience, not to infringe on your rights… I take full responsibility… I have since taken down the song from all streaming platforms.”
He said the claim would clear in 24-48 hours and he’d contact the distributor to remove any trace.
Bimbo screenshotted his apology and fired back:
“Mr. Enemuo, while I see your apology, I call complete bullshit! I took multiple breaths and I’ve counted 1-10 multiple times to ensure I calm down and not say anything out of pocket but guess what, I’m still very angry!”you wanted to use your 250 subscribers to help me reach a wider audience with my almost 2 million subscribers?” You specifically took the song I didn’t properly copyright of all the songs in the movie, why didn’t you take Hammerboi’s song, if anything that’s the viral one… let me guess, because you know say Edo boy go show you sege abi.” After you ‘helped me reach a wider audience’ why did you try to claim my earnings? Why did you monetise it and have me demonitised?”
If I don’t pick you up from Essex, I’d pick you up before your homecoming… I’d make an example out of you. Don’t ever take my silence for weakness, believe me when I tell you I AM NOT THAT NICE AT ALL! ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES TO MY WORK. I’m on you son! It’s not a threat, it’s a promise.”
She believes Mr. Enemuo lives around Colchester / University of Essex, UK, and she’s vowing legal / further action to make an example of him.
This is the second time this year – in January she had a similar fight over Where Love Lives with a man named Emmanuel Davies.
