LAGOS, Nigeria(VOICE OF NAIJA)- Veteran Fuji star Wasiu Alabi Ajibola Odetola, popularly known as Pasuma, has moved to protect his creative works, issuing a formal cease-and-desist notice to a number of entertainment firms and individuals over the alleged unauthorized use of his intellectual property.
The document, titled “Notice to Cease and Desist from Infringing and Declare Proof of Authorization on the Intellectual Property of Wasiu Alabi Ajibola Odetola P/K/A Pasuma,” was directed at industry stakeholders and the general public.
The notice was copied to several organizations and individuals within the entertainment industry, including High Kay (Q) Dancent Ltd, Sarolaj Music & Films International, Role Model Entertainment Ltd, NextXtar, Stability Production, G3 Entertainment Limited, and others.
Pasuma stated that legal action could follow if those involved fail to stop using his works, image, and other intellectual property without permission.
The notice, dated June 5, 2026, accused certain entities of exploiting Pasuma’s music and personal brand across digital platforms without obtaining his written approval.
The Fuji icon said that the intellectual property in question includes his sound recordings, musical compositions, visual content, image rights, name, and likeness.
He alleged that these assets have been used across various online services without authorization.
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Pasuma claimed that the alleged violations extend to streaming services, video-on-demand platforms, mobile app stores, lyrics websites, blogs, gaming platforms, virtual content hubs, and private digital communities.
He argued that such activities amount to unlawful exploitation of his creative works and are inconsistent with the provisions of the Nigerian Copyright Act 2022.
Consequently, the singer demanded the immediate removal of any content linked to the alleged infringement.
He also instructed affected parties to stop distributing, promoting, or monetizing materials connected to his intellectual property.
In addition, Pasuma requested a detailed statement of account showing any revenue generated from the use of his works.
He further directed anyone claiming to have authorization to provide valid written agreements as proof within the specified period.
The entertainer warned that failure to comply within 14 days of the publication of the notice, ending on June 19, 2026, would trigger legal proceedings.
According to the notice, potential legal steps may include seeking court injunctions, claiming damages, and pursuing other remedies available under Nigerian law.
