Odumodublvck Claims Hospital Report in Assault Case is Fake

Nigerian rapper, Odumodublvck, has accused Levi Ogbogiri, the man who filed an assault case against him, of bringing a fake hospital report to court.

Odumodublvck made this claim during an interview on NewsCentral TV on Friday. He shared his side of the story about the incident that led to the legal battle and explained why he did not accept his lawyers' suggestion to settle the case.

The lawsuit was filed in November 2025 by Levi Ogbogiri, also known as Kraziecent. He alleged that Odumodublvck assaulted him at a public event on December 16, 2024, while he was taking photos and videos.

Ogbogiri claimed the incident left him injured, caused him emotional distress, and damaged his iPhone 15 Pro Max. He asked for reimbursement of his medical bills, a public apology, or N2bn in damages.

At the court session on October 14, 2026, Odumodublvck was ordered to pay N125,000 in costs after his lawyer asked for more time to prepare for the case. The proceedings were then postponed to December 8 for the defense to file an application to change its statement of defense.

Odumodublvck explained that the dispute began when a mutual friend brought Ogbogiri to his house. He alleged that Ogbogiri started recording him without permission. According to the rapper, Ogbogiri tried to record him in different spots, including on the staircase and in the car park.

He said his dancer warned Ogbogiri when he tried to film him again, adding that the situation continued at a listening party. "He tried to do it again. And I knew that, okay, this guy was looking for something," the rapper said.

Describing the confrontation at the event, he said, "Then we had a confrontation. Then when we got into the show, I pulled him up on stage. I’m like, yo, you were out of line."

Odumodublvck mentioned that they seemed to settle their disagreement at the event. He said Ogbogiri even danced with him while recording. "And he’s like, we’re good. And there’s a video of him even dancing with me, videoing me," he stated.

However, he was shocked to see the footage online the next morning. "Only for the next morning I’m seeing the video online. And he’s happy about the video. He went to meet a friend, the person who brought him," he said.

The rapper accused someone of telling Ogbogiri that he could make money from the incident. "And the next thing, they’re like, oh, the next thing he now told, somebody now told him, oh, you can make money from this. I think that’s what they told him. And he went to court to go and say, I assaulted him," he said.

Odumodublvck said his lawyers initially advised him to settle the issue, but he refused. He insisted he did not assault Ogbogiri. He referenced the late American singer Michael Jackson, who settled an allegation while maintaining his innocence. "This is what happened to Michael Jackson. He settled when he didn’t do it. So that’s what made a lot of people pile up cases," he said.

He explained why he would not settle the case. "You can’t settle if you did not do it. Nobody can even put a gun to my head. I’d rather be in the gallows for a year than settle for what I did not do. And I said, I’m not going to settle."

Odumodublvck decided to defend himself in court despite the costs. "And they said, OK, let’s go to court. Yes, I said, let’s go to court. By God’s grace, I get money to go to court," he said.

He later accused Ogbogiri of submitting false documents, including a hospital report. "So they went to the court and the boy brought fake documents. He brought a falsified hospital report," Odumodublvck alleged.

The rapper, who sees himself as a public figure and international artist, said he believes his image could affect how people view the allegations. "But luckily for me, I’m even innocent," he said.

Odumodublvck also talked about missing a court session. He explained that he had changed his lawyer and the one expected to represent him had traveled. "I didn’t show up because I changed my representation. The guy that was meant to represent me, he went to the UK to go and meet his twin brother. So we could not get it," he said.

He admitted he needs to attend future court sessions, saying, "Going forward, I’ll be there."

Despite the ongoing dispute, the rapper is confident about the case's outcome. "I’m winning the case now, by the way," he said. He described his fight for justice as one of the challenges he has faced in his career. "While fighting for justice in the sight of plain truth, I’ve faced so much barrage, I’ve faced so much sting. But at the end of the day, we’ll thrive, Inshallah," he said.