Just like the Dammy Krane case, Wizkid has chosen to stay mum on the subject.

The Starboy’s fans have taken up the fight on his behalf, and he also took to his Twitter page to retweet their supportive thoughts on the matter.

Peep some of the tweets he retweeted below.

Anybody wey wan resurrect his Music Career, go blow lie sey @wizkidayo steal his song Lol #WizkidTheCareerResurrectionist

— MARKDIDDY ? (@MARKDIDDY) January 23, 2016

Seems @wizkidayo is the new selling point for deadbeat artistes now oh

— MacaVeli (@Maclexy) January 23, 2016

If u neva Blow for yrs!! Ma broda Accuse @wizkidayo for Stealing ur songs and U go OvaBlow! #Awon Menopause Artistes. More hits from wizziee

— EmperorMoe (@Shoobohmie) January 23, 2016

If you want to be in the news, accuse @wizkidayo for stealing your songs. The next day check you're in the newspaper!

— ?Master ? Shaady? (@MasterShaady) January 23, 2016

@wizkidayo dead ass artists be looking for a way to come back into music industry. Keep doing your thang man? #WizkidTheCareerResurectionist

— Eyan Wizzy ?? (@Bliingz1) January 23, 2016

Every wannabe just want to tap from @wizkidayo glory in one way or the other…
Awon smellos

— Street Ajebo Blog (@StreetAjebo) January 23, 2016

Everybody wan use @wizkidayo blow..#WizkidTheCareerResurrectionist..#AwonSmellos…#Aro

— EYE-DEE (@WizzBenn) January 23, 2016

@wizkidayo stole my school sandals that's y am a drop out…make them free star boy!!!

— Softdave (@ObasiDavid) January 23, 2016

????? https://t.co/QMRGgcJzHo

— Wizkid (@wizkidayo) January 23, 2016

????? https://t.co/DzumtInObB

— Wizkid (@wizkidayo) January 23, 2016

Saying that @wizkidayo stole your song is like saying that Central Bank of Nigeria stole fake Naira notes.

— Ray #WorldCup ?? (@Rayberry_NIG) January 23, 2016

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