'This is the second time' - Sweet Pola accuses Dope Nation of stealing his songs

Ghanaian TikToker Sweet Pola has publicly accused music duo Dope Nation of allegedly using two of his songs without permission.

In a video circulating on social media, the content creator, who was previously a close associate of the group, expressed frustration over what he described as repeated copyright infringement.

According to Sweet Pola, Dope Nation's latest release, Me Sisi, is the second instance in which he believes the group has used his work without authorisation.

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He claimed a similar incident occurred with their hit song ‘Kakalika’.

“This is the second time; should I wait till the third time? I am not a fool. To hell with their copyright, I am not a fool. That is exactly what they did to me on Kakalika,” he said.

In the emotional video, Sweet Pola also revealed that B2, a member of the Dope Nation group, had attempted to contact him. However, he said he deliberately ignored the call because he wanted the musicians to acknowledge what they had done.

“If you think I am lying, this is B2 calling me, this is B2 of Dope Nation. I won’t pick up. I want them to know that they are wrong for what they have done. They are wrong. I can’t keep quiet again,” he added.

Meanwhile, Sweet Pola is yet to provide evidence to support his claims, and Dope Nation is yet to publicly respond.

Sweet pops claims Dope nation released a song he made mi sisi pic.twitter.com/e2zJlXxzUY

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Source: www.ghanaweb.com
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