Twitter removes Vice President Yemi Osinbajo’s post for copyright violation of Beyoncé’s song

Twitter removes Vice President Yemi Osinbajo’s post for copyright violation of Beyoncé’s song

Social media giant, Twitter has removed Vice President Yemi Osinbajo’s post for copyright violation of Beyoncé’s song.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo had shared a tweet on March 8, in commemoration of international women’s day. The theme song used for the video was Bayonne’s “Run the World”.

A Twitter user notified the social media giant about the tweet, alleging that Osinbajo has “never done his job properly” and is allegedly using the American music star’s song “without permission”.

The tweet was taken down by Twitter afterwards.

This is coming months after same social media giant removed President Buhari’s tweet in which he threatened to deal with Nigerians “misbehaving” in “the language they understand”.

Twitter removes Vice President Yemi Osinbajo’s post for copyright violation of Beyoncé’s song

Meanwhile Nigerian actress, Tonto Dikeh has opened up about the celebrity that would personally deal with her if she doesn’t visit.

Tonto Dikeh, in her post, called out Jim Iyke as she revealed how he loves violence and might end up dealing with her.

In her words:

“Lmaooo someone said if I be blogger, will I blog about Jim Iyke? E be like say una no like me. Jim go create violence before court date. Una never know Jim. Abeg crase pass crase Biko.

Abeg make una leave me o. Na malaria I get. No be die I wan die.”

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