Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson has called it a Ghanaian TV station for showing her new movie without authorisation from her or her team.
In an Instagram post, she stated that the station’s audacity has left them speechless. Calling them out, she questioned how much behaviour made sense to them and was acceptable.
“Ghana, Blazing TV.
How is this even ok?
Blazing TV in Ghana is showing my movie, The Firstborn, on their TV without my consent.
How does this even make sense? How?
I am speechless at the audacity of it all”.
Similarly, Omoni Oboli had threatened Ghanaian TV stations over copyright infringement of Nollywood YouTube movies. She said that despite loving her Ghanaian besties, it’s shameful that Ghanaian TV stations have become terrestrial with Nigerian movies. The filmmaker threatened to report them to their president and called their actions a disgrace.
Last year, Bolaji Ogunmola issued a stern warning to content stealers on YouTube and other social media platforms. She let them know that she was ready for them as she revealed that she had constantly suffered setbacks because of them and had heard enough.