@Slatzism Hope there don’t go through the Handmaiden Tales route . Because all I can say is Weldon ladies. You don’t kill 20+ million Baby girls and expect your population not to collapse. If I was in China I will Tie my tubes.
@abikeade_mii You are not a very nice person and it shows. That’s an autoimmune condition called Lichen Planus, where your immune system attacks your skin it is not contagious and it is super itchy, I wouldn’t wish it on you even though you are mean.
I blame everyone giving whatever his stupid name is, Vincent, attention. I’ll never watch or engage with his content. He’s stupid, dumb, pathetic, and desperate for relevance. Stop feeding this attention-seeking idiot. Let him fade into oblivion like he deserves.
@GeneralSnow_ And guess what? This dimwit made this post. This is exactly why Nigeria can't get better because this is how the average Nigerian thinks. She should sue him to the ends of the earth.
@petraek09@novieverest Jesús you are just loud and wrong, no you cannot run a company that is not registered under CAC go and check Section 863(1). Nigerians will just be doing everything the opposite and illegal and think this country will be better. And you better stop with false information.
@Big_Mck And the bigger issue where the money actually landed. P-Square's actual company was Northside Entertainment Ltd. But royalties were reportedly routed through a separate company called Northside Music Ltd, a name close enough to cause confusion registered years earlier to Jude.
@Big_Mck You're conflating two different issues. Nobody's disputing that Spotify for Artists doesn't touch royalty payments, that part's correct. But that's not Peter's actual complaint.
@Big_Mck His point is that he only had visibility into 3 royalty streams/accounts when there were reportedly 11 collecting on the catalogue's behalf, meaning the issue is how many channels existed that he wasn't told about, not who has access to a content dashboard.