Wale Adenuga talks about the dispute with Pope Ajasco and clarifies the topic…

Veteran producer Wale Adenuga has broken his silence on the controversy surrounding the Papa Ajasco franchise, saying there is no irreconcilable dispute with Abiodun Ayoyinka, the actor behind the iconic character.

Adenuga explained that Ayoyinka, a respected and versatile actor, has been part of the production since its inception and has benefited from opportunities, including vehicles and a house in Ogun State.

Adenuga clarified that the name Papa Ajasco is protected by copyright and cannot be used without permission, but actors are free to take on other roles and endorsements upon approval.

He rejected allegations of financial negligence, saying Wale Adenuga Productions operated in line with industry standards and obligations to the cast and crew.

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The producer’s statement follows a viral video and media interview with Ayoyinka, which sparked concerns over the actor’s well-being and use of the Papa Ajasco brand.

Adenuga attributed the controversy to misinformation and emotional comments, reaffirming the company’s commitment to maintaining good relations with its artists.

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