Bimbo Ademoye Fires Back at Miz Debbie Over GH Channels Showing Her Movies Without Approval

Bimbo Ademoye Fires Back at Miz Debbie Over GH Channels Showing Her Movies Without Approval

  • Nigerian actress Bimbo Ademoye fired back at Ghanaian socialite Miz Debbie after she claimed Ghanaian television stations were doing her a favour by airing her movies without consent
  • In response, Bimbo reposted her video on her page and directly addressed the issue head-on, and listed the reasons why she was unhappy with the culpable Ghanaian broadcasters
  • In the caption of the Instagram post, she fired back at Miz Debbie's ignorance and questioned her level of thinking

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Nigerian actress Bimbo Ademoye has fired back at Ghanaian socialite Miz Debbie after she defended Ghanaian television stations for showing her movies without the former's approval, claiming they were doing her a favour.

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Bimbo Ademoye fires back at Ghanaian socialite Miz Debbie over movie copyright saga. Image Credit: @miz_debbie and @bimboademoye
Source: Instagram

Bimbo's response to Miz Debbie's comments

Bimbo Ademoye took to the comment section to respond to Miz Debbie's statements about Ghanaian YouTube channels and TV stations doing her a favour by showing her movies without her approval.

In the comment section of Miz Debbie's video posted on her Instagram page, Bimbo noted that she was appalled by Miz Debbie's level of ignorance.

Bimbo Ademoye's new movie

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Bimbo Ademoye's new movie. Image Credit: @bimboademoye
Source: Instagram

She went on to explain why the situation was frustrating to her, saying that she spent millions shooting her movies, and it was costly to her because these YouTube Channels owned by Ghanaian media houses were showing her movies and making millions, which she could have benefited from.

"I am appalled by your level of ignorance! You set ring light to say what exactly! I spent my hard-earned millions to shoot a movie, put it on my channel and hope to make returns from views! Someone picks it up without my consent, posts on their platform, makes money off of it, which makes me lose millions, because those views could have gone to my channel and you have the audacity to say they're promoting me!! Promoting me by stealing from me? Are you kidding me! "

Bimbo's reply to Miz Debbie

Bimbo angrily lashed out at Miz Debbie and questioned whether she had a job. The Nigerian actress also pointed out she had been trying to restrain herself and be calm about the remarks the Ghanaian socialite made.

"Do you have a job ma'am. I've been trying to be calm about this whole thing but if you wanna bring division between Nigeria and Ghana then let's go!!!!. Stop showing my movies on your TV stations!!! I said what I said!"

In the concluding parts of her message, Bimbo noted that she loved Ghana describing it as her second home at some point in her life. She disclosed that she spent part of her childhood growing up in Osu Oxford Street, precisely near the fast food restaurant, Papaye.

"I've always loved Ghana, matter of fact, it was my second home at some point when growing up. Osu, Oxford Street, near papaye to be exact."

Miz Debbie's response to Bimbo Ademoye

Sam, Kafui react to Bimbo's piracy complaint

YEN.com.gh reported that Nigerian actress and filmmaker Bimbo Ademoye raised concerns over the unauthorised showing of her movies on Ghanaian television stations and YouTube channels.

In a public post, Bimbo addressed her concerns to Kafui Danku, CEO of the National Film Authority (NFA), and Minister of Communications, Sam George. She expressed her frustration over Ghanaian TV stations airing her movies without her permission, calling for urgent intervention.

Kafui Danku and Sam George in Bimbo's comment section acknowledged the issue and assured her that the NFA was aware and taking steps to address it. Sam George also pledged his support, promising swift action.

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Source: YEN.com.gh

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Geraldine Amoah (Entertainment editor) Geraldine Amoah is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. She pursued Business Administration at Ashesi University and graduated in 2020. She has over 3 years of experience in journalism. Geraldine's professional career in journalism started at Myjoyonline at Multimedia Group Limited, where she worked as a writer. She has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced digital reporting and fighting misinformation.