The drama between Boye Best and Goke Bajowa just got messier. Goke is accusing Boye of performing 'Iwo Ko Lodami' without getting permission first, and now Boye is defending himself hard against the copyright allegations.
According to Goke, Boye shouldn't have been doing that song on stages and at events without sorting things out properly beforehand. It's the kind of thing that gets messy fast in the music industry, especially when money and performance rights are involved.
Boye's response? He's saying he has every right to perform the song and that Goke is making noise over nothing. The back and forth has fans picking sides and wondering what really happened behind the scenes. You know how these things go on social media.
What makes this interesting is the timing. 'Iwo Ko Lodami' has been getting attention, and both artists clearly want a piece of the credit and the coins. Whether it's a genuine copyright issue or just two artists beefing over who gets the shine, only they really know.
The whole thing is still developing, and depending on how serious Goke is about this, it could turn into something bigger. For now, it's entertainment value at its finest, and Twitter is having a field day with the allegations and counter-allegations flying back and forth.
