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Leicester star, Ndidi Wilfred calls out DSTV for using his picture as advert without his consent
Professional footballer, Ndidi Wilfred threatens to make a legal move as Multichoice owned entertainment company, DSTV, use his face for an advertisement without his consent..
The athlete who plays for Premier League club, Leicester City, was triggered after spotting a nationwide promotion with his face on it without any pre-agreement with the company; an offence that is punishable under the law if legal actions are taken.
Footballer, Ndidi Wilfred calls out DSTV for using his image as advert without his consent
Taking to Twitter to call out DSTV, Ndidi Wilfred wrote;
“Abeg make una see Corporate company in Nigeria using my image *without my permission* for massive nationwide promotion. *DSTV for that matter* . Abeg which kin wahala be this one now? I go vex oh..🙈”
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