Kcee Vows to Sue Man Behind His Ojapiano Sound, Shares Proof of over N1M Payment in New Video

Kcee Vows to Sue Man Behind His Ojapiano Sound, Shares Proof of over N1M Payment in New Video

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The music star, who expressed displeasure at Igwe Credo's action, shared receipts of the payment he made to the latter at different times, which amounted to N1,290,000.

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KCee shared how he hosted Igwe Credo and Ojazzy, paid for their feeding, and gave them money when they were leaving.

The singer revealed his attempts to get Igwe Credo to perform at shows were repeatedly turned down.

He accused Igwe Credo and Ojazzy of performing Ojapiano at events without his permission, stating that the song was his intellectual property.

KCee also revealed he was yet to receive royalty off the song released five months ago, adding it was at his discretion to give Igwe Credo and Ojazzy from it if he pleases.

The singer who vowed to take Igwe Credo to court wrote in the caption of the video:

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