Africa Music Law™

Happy Friday, Happy New Month! First, a big shout out to all of you, especially some of you top industry folks that are actually following my work. I see each and every one of you. Good look. Welcome, again. Next, [...]

How cute is presenter Jumai Shaba? Beyond the fact that she is drop dead gorgeous, she is the cutest thing the way she asks and insists on her questions being answered with celebs. She looks like she should be the [...]

“Eargasm” – caused by hearing a dramatic climax in music. Guaranteed to give you euphoria on levels you might never have experienced. Happy Monday, Happy New Month!:) Album: The Invasion Artist: P-Square ft. Tiwa Savage and May D Song: Do [...]

Ain’t nobody know how to make sweet, sweet, sweet music like J-Martins! His music, for me, “sweet pass the sweetest plate of amala and ewedu and the best of the best shaki meats,” something I have not had in like [...]

I love people that are uninterested in appeasing, kissing up to or trying to change their essence to fit in or make people happy. Basically people who match to their own beat are such a turn on for me.  Hmmm [...]

This is one of the hardest posts I have hard to write. I could not bring myself to watch the video clip I received from Olamild Entertainment regarding a crime of rape committed against a young University girl in Abia [...]

Unlike intellectual property laws that are and remain a relatively new area of the law in Nigeria, commercial and contract law is well established in the country. Nigeria engages in a lot of import and exports with government agencies, Nigerian [...]

Nigerian and Ghanaian musicians are diversifying their portfolio and investing their Naira and Cedis in tangible businesses that should sustain them long after music is gone. P-Square revealed last year in an exclusive interview I had with them on their [...]

Here we go! Africa on my mind. First, a big shout out to the team at Factory 78 who continue to deliver quality content. Whenever they knock on my media brand  Ladybrille’s door,  for the most part, it’s a “yes” [...]

In December of 2010, singer Waje accused Africa’s biggest stars P-Square  of copyright infringement of their hit song “Do me.”(This was the second time the press had repeated her story.) I covered the legal issues raised by her allegations and [...]

NOTE: Article republished from December 2010 Alleged Facts: This music news resurfaces again, after being published last month here. Waje, a rising vocalist/singer, according to the news, alleges copyright infringement by P-Square in their hit song ‘Do Me.’ Key facts [...]