YouTube Removes Omoni Oboli’s ‘Love In Every Word’ Movie After Copyright Claim

YouTube Removes Omoni Oboli ‘Love In Every Word’ Movie After Copyright Claim (2)

Omoni Oboli’s trending blockbuster movie, -Love In Every Word’, has been removed from YouTube following a copyright claim by one Chinonso Obiora Skyberry.

The movie, which gained over 7 million views barely 72 hours after it was released, did not show up in search results when THE WHISTLER checked around 10pm on Tuesday night.

An attempt to visit the direct link to the movie was unsuccessful. “This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Chinonso Obiora Skyberry” displays a message on the Youtube link.

When THE WHISTLER searched “Chinonso Obiora Skyberry” on Google, a Linked in profile of Canada-based network engineer, Chinonso Obiora topped the search results.

According to his Linked in profile, Obiora is the owner of Skyberry studios, an Abuja based photography and aerial videography business.

Obiora roles in the company include, Lead Drone Pilot & Editor.

THE WHISTLER could not ascertain the relationship between Obiora and Oboli. Attempts to reach the Nollywood producer were unsuccessful.

Similarly, a text message sent to Obiora received no response as at the time of filing this report.

Produced by Omoni Oboli and written by Mfon-Abasi Micheal Inyang, Love In Every Word is a heartfelt romantic drama that explores love, emotional resilience, and the power of communication in relationships.

Chinonso Obiora’s LinkedIn profile

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