Actress and filmmaker Omoni Oboli has announced that her movie Love In Every Word is back on YouTube after being temporarily removed due to a copyright claim. The film, which had garnered over 7 million views, was taken down after Chinonso Obiora Skyberry, a Canadian-based network engineer, filed a copyright infringement complaint against Oboli.

In a social media post, Oboli shared the good news with her fans, expressing gratitude for their support during the dispute. She wrote:

“Love in Every Word is back! Hey, besties, thank you for the love and concern. We deeply appreciate you all for your calls, messages, posts, tweets, comments, everything! I’m sorry I couldn’t respond at the time. There was a little misunderstanding with our movie LOVE IN EVERY WORD. It’s been sorted out now, and we are back stronger than ever! So let’s make up for the time lost, besties. Time to make sure the whole world watches *LOVE IN EVERY WORD* on Omoni Oboli TV on YouTube. God will forever be glorified.”

The romantic film, starring Uzor Arukwe and Bamike “Bambam” Olawunmi, has received positive reviews, with many viewers praising the chemistry between the lead actors. Its return to YouTube has been welcomed by fans eager to watch the movie again.