Nollywood actress Omotola Jalade Ekeinde says she has trademarked her name...LOL
What happens to those bearing same name?
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
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She for trademark Omosexy
ReplyDeleteWalahi!
DeleteThey should take her to court just like Kylie Jenner was dragged to court for same reason. I sometimes ponder how some people come up with stuffs and they think they are smarter than anyone else.
ReplyDeleteI swear.when you aren't the only one bearing the name
DeleteBeyonce was dragged to court for trademarking BluIvy
DeleteCopy cat
ReplyDeleteIs this the jokes section? 🤔
ReplyDeleteIt probably is because I can't stop laughing.
DeleteWhy trademark a common name like Omotola? She should have use her full name.
ReplyDeleteOde..trademark name wey full everywhere???
ReplyDeleteShe's dreaming in lala land
ReplyDeleteVery dumb move. Omotola is common yoruba name, ain't it? Like there are thousands of people bearing the name so why is she trademarking it? She should have trademarked her nickname or maybe business name. It's her wahala anyway.
ReplyDeleteLol... Very fun.
ReplyDelete...ny
DeleteLol
DeleteSo you don't want anybody else to bear Omotola, say you be wetin.. o je koshidanu!
ReplyDeleteMake una pardon my ignorance. Please, what does it mean to trademark one's name?
ReplyDeleteIt means if another person bears that name, the person wont be able to register it for business. I maybe wrong tho. Someone should correct me if I'm wrong. #spotremover#
DeleteIt means no one will bear the name and use it for popularity eg we have so many Mercy (mercy aigbe, Mercy Eke, Mercy Johnson) but only her Omotola is allowed to shine with it
DeleteSorry
DeleteNo one can use it for business
smh... no be only trade mark, na purchasemark
ReplyDeleteChasing shadows....
ReplyDeleteTrademark the new craze in town, more are yet to come. I knew this would have after Erica did.
ReplyDeleteHappen
DeleteMy own is am imagining in my mind how/what Erica will be feeling/thinking after seeing this.
ReplyDeleteLike seriously? Omotola, like Omotola? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ReplyDeleteLet’s say she trademarked OMOTOLA. Others can bear Omotola. Shey na capital letters be her own. 😁😁
ReplyDeleteThis woman is very narcissistic wallahi
ReplyDeleteOmotola whether is bold, small, all caps cannot be trademarked. anymore than David or Paul. You can trademark P square or Davido or Omose.. but millions of Yorubas from Nigeria to the YK, US, Brazil and several countries bear the name. Look up trademark criteria and laws. Why hasn’t anyone trademarked money or water or air. “If you think education is expensive, try ignorance”. So what should every Omotola do when they need to capitalize their names as they prefer here on some official documents? Pay her? Ignorance is not good. There are Attorneys who specialize in patent law, not the charge and bail one behind this!
ReplyDelete“Dr” without a single college degree, MFR conferred for what exactly. No wonder she wants to trademark at least six friends’ first names, folks born before she was given her own. Trademark Yoruba, Igbo, Itsekiri, Urhobo and the Ondo town where you come from too.
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