Drama as gospel singer calls out colleague over stealing

Popular gosepel singer Funke Glorious has called out colleague singer Alaseyori of stealing one of her songs.

The 'Oniduro mi' crooner was accused of copyright infringement by Funke in a video that has been making the rounds online.

She further said that Yinka regularly pretends to be innocent while stealing the tunes of other gospel singers.

Funke asserted that she owns the rights to all of her songs and urged those close to Yinka Alaseyori to warn her and not mistake her lack of response for foolishness.

She said: “Anybody who knows her should warn her. When you do something bad, you wouldn’t talk about it, you would keep quiet. What rubbish is that in this industry? You did it the first, second, and now the third. Did they swear for you? If I choose to keep quiet, it isn’t because I am stup!d. I have copyright of my songs."

Many social media users reacted to the video stating that Funke has the right to call out her colleague however she shouldn't be using certain words due to her genre of music.

Read some comments here

damilolaakinwale23: "No dey shout for our ear."

ms_ebims: "As much as I won't support what she's fighting for, as a Gospel Singer, foul words shouldn't come out from you, well, in Public! Nah....uncalled for!"

olaide001: "The words coming out of your mouth are foul words and you call yourself a Gospel singer…what do I know."

rosevine007: "We should be mindful of the kind of songs we listen to and connects with. This call out isn’t Christlike. You can call her out without using these words. You can do better."

jagabanyoutube: "You can call her out but as a gospel artist you claim to be, don't use vulgar words. That doesn't sound right though."

kemity: "You are not shouting like omo ita Sebi na Gospel song you dey sing …na fuji you dey sing is now looking like beefing."

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