Odumodublvck speaks on fight with Blaqbonez

Nigerian rapper Tochukwu Ojogwu, also known as Odumodublvck, has said the truth will come out about his ongoing fight with rapper Blaqbonez.

Odumodublvck shared his thoughts during an episode of the In Motion Podcast on YouTube, which was posted on Friday.

The two rappers were once friends and worked together, but now they are in a public fight. This fight includes accusations involving a woman, claims of harassment and sexual abuse, and legal actions. Blaqbonez has denied the sexual abuse claims and dared Odumodublvck to prove them in court.

Talking about his issues with Blaqbonez, Odumodublvck accused his former friend of being inconsistent about their relationship.

"He was lying. He was not consistent. They ask you one question, you say yes. You say no. You say my brain told me that," he said.

Odumodublvck challenged Blaqbonez’s claim that they were not friends, reminding everyone of their history of working together.

"Shebi he said we’re not friends. That’s what he said. It’s not consistent. How would you say that we’re not friends? We’re not friends. But we have three songs together. I’ve come for your show," he said.

The rapper then discussed the sexual abuse allegation that has gotten a lot of attention. He insisted that Blaqbonez did what he is accused of.

"According to the evidence, he is. He did what he was accused of doing. He did everything," Odumodublvck said.

He added that he will not share all the details about the accusation.

Odumodublvck also mentioned a past police issue involving Blaqbonez. A woman had accused him of cyberstalking, harassment, blackmail, and invading her privacy. The woman’s lawyers said in a 2025 petition that she faced ongoing harassment after turning down Blaqbonez’s romantic advances. Blaqbonez has denied these claims as well.

Speaking about the police detention, Odumodublvck questioned Blaqbonez’s version of events. He said, "Police cannot just detain you for 48 hours and you pay damages."

He also claimed that Blaqbonez first said he was wrongly accused but later wrote an apology and promise at the police station.

"He put up a statement saying that he has been falsely accused. When he went to the police station and was detained, he put in his apology and undertaking, which he wrote by hand, that he would delete the statements that exonerate him," Odumodublvck said.

He alleged that Blaqbonez deleted those statements after he got home.

"When he went back to his house, he deleted the statement. What does that mean? If he did not do it, won’t he say, ‘Very dark man, come oh, they want to bully me’?" he added.

Blaqbonez has denied the sexual abuse allegations and challenged Odumodublvck to prove them in court. In July, his lawyers also sent a pre-action notice asking for N2.55 billion in damages over the allegations, calling Odumodublvck’s statements defamatory.

Even with the ongoing fight, Odumodublvck said he believes the truth will come out.

"At the end of the day, when the right time comes, everybody will know the real truth. If somebody cannot even say, use his mouth and say we are friends. If you can even lie about a friendship that you and I had, what won’t you lie about?" he said.

"At the right time, justice will prevail," Odumodublvck added.