Nkonkonsa Celebrity Gossip From Africa
Kwame Mickey, the executive producer of Hallelujah Voices, has denied accusations of suing Team Eternity for copyright infringement in order to benefit financially.
He explained that he is challenging Team Eternity over copyright claims in order to safeguard his property and ensure legal adherence.
The music producer stated that he makes around $1,500 per month and also has other sources of income to sustain himself, so the allegations made against him are unfounded.
Mickey acknowledged that he is unfazed by the criticisms he is receiving in the public eye and is determined to make the right decisions regarding the issue.
“I don’t know why people are castigating me. I even heard a commentary that because I am broke, I am using forceful means to get money. By God’s grace, even if I don’t work again, what I have gained already can cater for me till I die. Every month I earn at least $1,500. I can stay at home and take that money every month,” he said on UTV’s United Showbiz.
The music producer stated that his legal team, along with Team Eternity’s team, are close to coming to a peaceful resolution.
He suggested that payment could be made to reimburse him for the copyright violation.
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