Queen Ure claims 'Popori', which is the title of her
album and a song, is her copyright. The fair skinned banker turned musician
also claims she had the sound recording registered at the Nigerian Copyright
Commission and a copyright certificate was issued to her in 2013.
But in a swift reaction, Cynthia Morgan has threatened to
physically assault the former wife of Soul E if she crosses her path in a
recent post on social media. The Northside Music Inc artiste made this threat
in her response to Queen Ure’s reported court order restraining her (Cynthia)
from using ‘Popori’ as a song title.
"I was going to keep quiet about this so called
Queen Ure madness. Now I see she isn’t worth it. First of all, I never knew
this lady existed because obviously she is not my generation I bet she started
singing in the 1980’s my mum doesn’t even know you because you weren’t relevant
in your time not to talk of now.
"Popori is a slang from the south where I hail from.
Now let’s say I agree you won your failure Porpori and you copyrighted it. Now
I want to know the judicial system that gave you an injunction to order Cynthia
Morgan to court.
“Your Porpori is with an “R” mine is without an “R” mine
is “popori” so which judicial system is so messed up not to see this? And you are
lying all around that my song Popori has been banned from radios?
“You need attention, seek it elsewhere or I’ll go crazy
on you. I didn’t steal your dead song nor hook you saying I stole your word. My
dog sings better than you so stay out of my lane”. The post read in part.
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