Maleke Singer sues 9mobile to the tune of N500m

By Terry Paul1 min read
Updated February 28, 2018 7:50 am
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  1. Maleke Singer sues 9mobile to the tune of N500m
  2. Remember Maleke Moye? Well, the celebrity may have been missing in action but he is back and is reportedly suing telecommunication giant, 9mobile, to the tune of N500 million.

Maleke Singer sues 9mobile to the tune of N500m

9mobile is facing allegations of intellectual property theft and commercial exploitation of said stolen intellectual property.

Remember Maleke Moye? Well, the celebrity may have been missing in action but he is back and is reportedly suing telecommunication giant, 9mobile, to the tune of N500 million.

LIB reports that the Nigerian Musician and comedian appeared before the Federal High Court, Ikoyi in the case that was presided over by Hon Justice Faji.

In the suit, 9mobile is facing allegations of intellectual property theft and commercial exploitation of said stolen intellectual property.

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According to the reports, the suit was instituted against 9mobile for the unauthorized copying, theft, sale and continuous resale of sixteen of Mr Maleke’s tracks as ring tunes on its website for a period of seven years.

Speaking in court, the complainant lamented the financial loss he has suffered over the years “due to the brazen display of recklessness by the telecommunications giant.”

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He further lamented the fact that all attempts at dialogue with 9mobile‘s parent company have been futile hence the need to resort to the law solution.

LIB reports that the case has been adjourned until a later date for further hearing.

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