Oloture: Ebony Life finally starts over alleged theft

Ebony Life dismissed Tobore Ovuorie’s claims that the movie “Oloture” was a copy-and-paste story of her life.

Kemi Filani recalls that an investigative journalist Tobore Mit-Ovuorie accused Ebony Life of adapting her work without permission.

However, in a press release issued today, Ebony Life Tv responded to the allegation that the story was a work of friction and not a copy and paste of the life of Miss Tobore Ovuorie.

Read the statement below;

‘Good evening, our attention is again drawn to the continued media involvement of me. Tobore Ovuorie, who borders on the unfounded allegation of copyright infringement in connection with Oloture (or “the film”) against EbonyLife Films (“EbonyLife” or “the company”). ”).

We did not reproduce a duplicate of the publication of Ms. Ovuorie to post. However, we are currently forced to issue this statement in order to correct the records and put an end to the derogatory statements of Ms. Ovuorie.

Page 6 of this picture carousel is a screenshot from the end credits of the movie, Oloture – it says bold:

“THANK YOU TO PREMIUM TIMES AND OVUORIE AND ALL JOURNALISTS WHO ARE INTENDED TO EXPOSE THE TRUTH FOR THE INSPIRATION OF THIS FILM.