- Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck, real name Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu, accused Blaqbonez of sexual abuse.
- The accusation comes on the heels of previous claims made by a woman named Jane Doe against Blaqbonez.
- Jane Doe’s charges include harassment, bullying, invasion of privacy and sharing private videos without consent.
Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck, whose real name is Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu, has accused colleague Blaqbonez of being a sexual abuser.
According to reports in Naija News, the allegations follow earlier allegations made a few months ago by a woman identified as Jane Doe, who filed a claim against Blaqbonez alleging harassment, bullying, invasion of privacy and allegedly sharing her private videos without consent.
The two rappers have reportedly been involved in a long-running feud within the music scene, although it’s unclear what sparked the latest round of accusations.
In a post he shared on his X (formerly Twitter) account, Odumodublvck further alleged that the wider music industry shielded Blaqbonez from accountability.
His words, “Blaqbonez is a sexual abuser and the whole music industry is covering it up. The same people come out and attack Tinubu all in the name of injustice. You see injustice before you but because you all dine and drink together you choose to remain silent. Hypocrites. Sexual abuse hypocrites.”
In other news…. Anambra State Government has arrested a pregnant woman for allegedly physically abusing, neglecting and starving a young girl she was caring for in Onitsha.
State Commissioner for Women’s Affairs and Social Development, Mrs. Chinyere Esther Onyekesi, condemned the incident, describing it as cruel, inhumane, unacceptable and gross violation of the rights and dignity of the child.
According to reports, the suspect, identified as Aniagu Precious, an indigene of Enugu State residing in Onitsha, allegedly subjected the minor to repeated physical abuse and prolonged neglect.
The victim reportedly lost a tooth during one of the alleged attacks and later collapsed at school due to injuries sustained from the abuse, which was further aggravated by prolonged deprivation of proper food and care.
The commissioner reiterated the state’s commitment to protect vulnerable children and ensure that anyone responsible for abusing children is held accountable in accordance with the law.
