Defunct Ghanaian group,Wutah, may be heading to the law courts to seek redress over a case of copyright abuse against Nigerian high-life singer, Flavour N’abania.
Investigation revealed that the group plan to sue the singer after claims of theft of intellectual property. Management of the duo, made up of Wutah Kobby and Wutah PV, say that they were not pleased with the ‘Kwarikwa’ song recently released by Flavour, where he featured Fali Ipupa.
The duo have also accused Flavour of ‘stealing’ the chorus, rhythm, rhyme and the opening saxophone beat used in their song, Kotosa, with total disregard for their right as the legitimate owners of the song.
Kotosa was a hit the Ghana in 2008 before the two parted ways in 2010, while Kwarikwa was released mid 2011 three years after.
-Vanguard
Its not a small something o!!!!!!! I honestly don't even know which party to support
ReplyDeleteI support flavour all the way. These artists are hungry, am sure the song didn't go far and they re jealoxing our bobo flavour. Make dem go rest jare
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