Photos: What's up between Linda Ikeji & Mr Aye Dee?

Apparently, there seems to be some squabbles going on now on Twitter between one Aye Dee, whose Twitter bio reads Africa & Middle East Public Policy and Security Expert. Editor-In-Chief, The 15 Past 8 Media Group and blogger, Linda Ikeji.
Read his tweets below and you''ll figure out what's up:

1/8 Google just notified us that they are removing our copyrighted content from @lindaikeji's website. CC @sugabelly @elnathan
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

2/8 Hello,
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

3/8 In accordance with our Copyright Complaint procedure, we have completed processing your infringement complaint regarding the following
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

4/8 URLs:
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

5/8 We appreciate your patience as we work to remove all of the images from our servers. Please note that all cached versions should expire
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

6/8 within a week.
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

7/8 Regards,
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

8/8 The Google Team
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

ALL the stories and images @lindaikeji took from me without permission in the last few days have been removed from her site by google.
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

1/9 In fact, it seems Google yanked other copyrighted stories @LindaIkeji stole. From the screencap my guys took before sending DCMA
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

2/9 complaints, and from what I see now, it seems 5 - 7 stories were yanked... For example the one about John Legend's GF... Gone. The story
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

3/9 about an Ebola victim waking up, Gone... At this rate, the whole site might be gone by the end of the coming week.
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

4/9 Google also included this little snippet in their mail:
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

5/9 Account Disabling
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

6/9 Many Google Services do not have account holders or subscribers. For Services that do, Google will, in appropriate circumstances,
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

7/9 disable the accounts of repeat infringers. If you believe that an account holder or subscriber is a repeat infringer, please follow the
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

8/9 instructions above to contact Google's DMCA agent and provide information sufficient for us to verify that the account holder or
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014

9/9 subscriber is a repeat infringer.
— Mr. Aye Dee (@MrAyeDee) October 3, 2014