N6 says sorry to Peruzzi, takes back rape claims

By Chioma Eze/ 17 Jul 2026(updated 1d ago)/ 2 min read/ 61 views
N6 says sorry to Peruzzi, takes back rape claims
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The fight between radio host and rapper N6 and singer Peruzzi has taken a new turn. N6 has now publicly apologised and taken back the rape and paedophilia claims he made against Peruzzi.

The trouble started when N6 slammed Peruzzi’s business choices. He was especially critical of Peruzzi giving away hit songs without proper agreements. He called this move a “stupid idea.”

Peruzzi fired back, saying N6 had been living at his place for years. He accused N6 of using drugs, including crack cocaine, and not doing well in roles like being a “DJ manager.” Peruzzi even shared old videos that seemed to show N6 passed out on a couch.

N6 denied the drug claims and promised a N1 million reward for anyone who could show proof. But things got worse when he mentioned the rape accusations against Peruzzi from 2020.

In their heated argument, N6 called Peruzzi a “Nationally Registered Rapist,” “sexual degenerate,” and “paedophile.” He claimed the issue was settled outside of court. N6 also said that the scandal hurt Peruzzi’s finances and got in the way of his visa applications. He made comments about Peruzzi’s family too.

N6 even urged people to search for Peruzzi’s name with the word “rapist” attached. He hinted that he might make a documentary about the matter.

But some fans and onlookers slammed N6. They accused him of being a hypocrite for still being friends with Peruzzi while knowing about the past allegations. They questioned why he only brought them up after their fallout.

On Thursday, July 16, 2026, N6 posted an apology on X and took back all the claims he made about Peruzzi.

He said the allegations of rape, paedophilia, and financial issues were false and groundless. N6 admitted they were based on unverified information and not properly checked.

He also recognised that he started the insults and let online arguments make things worse. He apologised for mocking Peruzzi’s songwriting career and his early days in the music scene. N6 said he had deleted the offensive posts he made.

N6 extended his apology to Peruzzi, his family, fans, and everyone in the entertainment industry. He promised not to make such claims again.

As of now, Peruzzi has not publicly responded to N6’s apology.

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