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Upcoming act calls out Blackface for stealing his first single Hard Life and telling him great minds think alike

A social media user has come out to ruffle up a popular Nigerian singer and accuse him of intellectual property theft.

Following the ongoing saga between popular Nigerian singers Blackface and 2baba, regarding the ownership of some of their old songs together, an upcoming act has come out to accuse Blackface of stealing his song.

The singing act identified as Jahborne, took to popular social media platform Twitter, with a post in which he called out the singer.

He said his first single Hard Life, had been stolen by his senior colleague in the music industry, and when he brought his attention to it, he had simply told him that great minds think alike. He added that Blackface was just as good as a kettle calling a pot black.

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He said: "The day Wey Boredom go carry me go Blackface direction him go hear word, nigga stole my first single and said great minds think alike , now u want make 2face hear word .. Hardlife was my song.. pot calling kettle black"

See his tweet below:

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Meanwhile, in a related news, Legit.ng had previously gathered the report of how Blackface had taken to social media to reveal that he was not finished with his war against 2baba. The singer had divulged his plans to release a second part of his diss track War, directed at his former music mate.

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