Gospel musician Yinka Ayefele has spoke back to claims of copying a music melody made by fellow artiste Shining Nubia.

Twinny News experiences that the dispute centres on the possession of a composition that both musicians gain performed.

Ayefele addressed the topic on his verified Fb story, questioning the muse of the music and raising doubts concerning the enlighten.

In the put up, he wrote, “WHO IS THE COMPOSER OF EBAMI GBONDO YI GBE ..JANGBALAJUGBU …. Who used to be acknowledged.. INFRINGEMENT AYE..”

The controversy follows Shining Nubia’s most up-to-the-minute assertion on Twitter, the build he accused Ayefele and one other gospel musician, BBO, of the exercise of factors of his music without staunch credit.

Nubia identified that Ayefele’s 2012 music, My Faith in God (Igbagbo Ireti), and BBO’s 2026 single, Amin, resemble his earlier composition Seven Lifes.

He expressed disclose just a few constructing within the Nigerian gospel music scene of borrowing melodies without acknowledging the distinctive creators.

He wrote: “There used to be Yinka Ayefele with My Faith in God (Igbagbo Ireti) in 2012 and now any individual called BBO with ‘Amin’ this year. Both stole their melodies from our normal music ‘Seven Lifes’. When will Nigerians (especially the so-called gospel musicians) study to appreciate copyright?”

Ayefele’s My Faith in God is listed as a track on his Goodness of God free up dated December 9, 2012.