Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo accuses a Ghanaian television station, referred to as Northeast TV, of airing her newly released movie without authorization. The reports say Ojo made the allegation in a video soon after the film’s release, stating that she did not grant the station permission to show the work. She identifies the title as “The Memory of You Part 2,” and the accounts describe the broadcast as happening less than a day after release.
Across the outlets, Ojo frames the incident as an example of piracy that harms filmmakers and calls for appropriate action against the broadcaster. The coverage notes that she publicly confronts the station in Ghana and urges steps to address unauthorized use of copyrighted content.
While details of any formal complaint or investigation are not included in the summaries provided, the common thread across the reports is Ojo’s claim that the station obtained and aired the movie illegally, shortly after it became available to viewers. The dispute centers on consent, copyright, and the timing of the broadcast relative to the film’s release.
