DeDe Pammy Udubunchi has called out singer Kcee over his newly released song, alleging that the singer used a song he arranged with his late brother, Afam Efunaneke, without informing him.
In a statement shared online, DeDe Pammy said he and his late brother had arranged the song and questioned why Kcee did not contact him before releasing it.
“That is a song me and my late brother, Afam Efunaneke, arranged. At least, he should have informed me before using our song. That is not proper. It is advisable you do the right thing,” he said.
His allegation has sparked reactions online, with some social media users questioning the ownership of the song and calling on Kcee to address the matter.
@Foxyblueu: “Technically, just arranging a song doesn’t make you the sole owner. Show the copyright documents or it’s just talk.”
@chinemelumma: “Kcee us always copying people’s art ,the last time was flavour and now panmy udubunch”
@petithazard2: “They are always calling KCEE out for stealing songs why always him”
@otakerioghenero: “Kcee do the needful.. Pay a visit to him.”
In other news…. Edo State politician Natasha Osawaru has unveiled a new merchandise collection under her own name, drawing attention online amid ongoing speculation surrounding her marriage to music star 2Baba.
Natasha announced the launch on Instagram on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, introducing the collection under the name “Honourable Natasha Irobosa Osawaru” with the tagline “The Power of Purpose.”
The merchandise range features a variety of items, including tumblers, mugs, caps, tote bags, notebooks, pens, keychains, phone cases and clothing.
The collection also carries the slogan: “More than merch. A movement for people, progress and possibilities.”
The launch comes at a time when Natasha has been the subject of increased public attention over developments surrounding her personal life.
