Tiwa Savage Wins Danny Young Over Plagiarism Battle

YouTube has reestablished Tiwa Savage's "One" video on its video gushing stage, Following unwarranted cases of copyright burglary by Danny Young

YouTube brought down the music video after Afropop craftsman, Danny Young, claimed that Tiwa Savage lifted verses off his tune, "Oju Ti Won," a melody he discharged in 2009.

Youthful affirmed he documented protests against the vocalist, saying he had contacted Tiwa Savage on the scholarly encroachment in her tune however was overlooked.

"When I heard her melody a year ago, my attorneys contacted her legal advisors however they overlooked us. They thought it was only one little kid talking," he said at the time.

"Tiwa and each other vocalist out there is a good example, so we should not keep on working in an industry that has no structure. I am simply attempting to make the best choice and endeavoring to demonstrate that copyright issues must be paid attention to particularly in the Nigerian media outlet."

The video which was discharged in November was later supplanted with a message which peruses: "Tiwa Savage One is never again accessible because of a copyright guarantee by an outsider."

Despite the fact that the music video was off the video spilling stage for around two months, YouTube at last reestablished it on Saturday, March 2.

"YouTube observes such professes to be unwarranted and reestablished the video on the web," the video gushing stage said.

Danny Young has since recorded a N200 million suit against Tiwa Savage under the watchful eye of the government high court in Lagos.