Rema is dragged by a Nigerian-American guy who claims Rema stole the term “Ozeba” from him
Rema is dragged by a Nigerian-American guy who claims Rema stole the term “Ozeba” from him
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Nigerian-American Innocent Tino has sparked controversy on the internet by asserting that Rema, a rising star in the Nigerian music scene, owes him for using the term “ozeba” in one of his well-known songs.
On July 11, Rema’s outstanding tune from her 11-track sophomore album “HEIS” was released.
To express his annoyance, innocent Tino took to social media, saying that he popularized the phrase “ozeba” long before Rema did in his songs.
He says that since he began using “Ozeba” on his social media profiles approximately four years ago, his followers have adopted it as a catchphrase.
Although Tino acknowledges that the word “Ozeba” is a Benin word meaning “trouble,” he feels that his use of the phrase elevated it to a prominent position.
To quote him:
“Rema need to pay me. I was the one who started using ‘Ozeba’ as gist on social media.. though a Benin word for ‘trouble’… but I made it popular on my page like 4 years ago till date and now Rema used am blow for song …my old followers will attest to it. …I will say ‘this na better Ozeba.’”
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Here are some comments on the post:
Imelizo Jammy: Kwayet ur mouth who knows u?
Chibozd Christian: Na from this $3m u deh find cut? 🤪🤪🤪
Uchenna O Uchenna: Lolx 🤓😀 You can be funny sometimes sha 😀😀😀😀
Sam Art: Where’s Rema from sir. Answer this and give yourself a knock
Godswill Chinonso: Go and seat down joor, u and mouth na 5&6. Akpancholo.
Õjímā Õjô: Is rema one of your followers?
Prisma James: Why u no use am blow before, ajeh ?
Gnf Bhigrichlarge: DM me I get Rema number
