Посредничество Бабу Овино: разрешен спор Kapitan и Mastar VK за права на хит «Kitemeo»

In Summary - Babu Owino Settles Kapitani & Mastar VK’s Kitemeo War! - Babu Owino has also revealed that the song Kitemeo” will be restored on YouTube with the two rappers set to work on other major projects, which he will be part of. - Recently, Kapitani and Mastar VK fell out over the ownership of the song, which the latter claimed was stolen from him. Embakasi East MP and 2027 Nairobi gubernatorial hopeful Babu Owino has settled Kapitani’s and Mastar VK’s Kitemeo war. Through a post on his social media networks, Babu Owino shared a series of photos capturing him with both Kapitani and Mastar VK, noting that he has finally brokered peace between the warring artists after they reached out to him for mediation regarding their copyright feud over their song dubbed “Kitemeo.” READ Also:George Ruto Sparks Internet Mystery Over “Teacher Cillah” Additionally, Babu Owino noted that he had not only resolved the conflict but also ironed out their differences with Mastar VK, agreeing to have the song restored on YouTube, including working together on major projects, which he will be part of, as well as featuring on the music video. “Kapitani and Mastar VK reached out to me to help mediate their copyright conflict over their song Kitemeo, popularly known as “Bag Ni Ya Nini.” I’m glad we successfully resolved the dispute, and Mastar VK has agreed to have the song restored on YouTube as we work together on other major projects. READ Also:“Weighty Debate: Nigerians and Tanzanians Face Off Over Juma Jux’s Look” We are already working together on a major project together, and I’m excited to be part of the music video as well,” he noted in part. Setting up conducive environment for artists to solve disputes & collaborate Furthermore, he noted that it’s the county’s obligation to set up a conducive environment where artists can solve disputes and collaborate. While summing up, he asserted that he’s committed to supporting talents while embracing conflict resolution mechanisms. READ Also:Gaza War by Proxy: The Real Reason Masicka Dissed Vybz Kartel Over Tommy Lee Recently, Kapitani and Mastar VK fell out over the ownership of the song, which the latter claimed was stolen from him, which saw the song being pulled down from YouTube after becoming the number one song on YouTube’s trending music chart in Kenya.