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‘They’re Protecting a Sexual Abuser’ – Odumodublvck Calls Out Top Music Stars

Chisom Orjiogbu

August 22, 2026

Nigerian rapper and singer, Odumodublvck, has alleged that the police have made several attempts to arrest him following complaints reportedly filed against him by individuals with whom he has been involved in a public feud.

The rapper made the claim during a recent concert while speaking about his ongoing dispute with fellow Nigerian rapper, Blaqbonez.

Recall that in June 2026, Odumodublvck accused Blaqbonez of sexual abuse in a series of posts on X, alleging that members of the music industry were covering up for him.

Blaqbonez subsequently threatened to take legal action against Odumodublvck over the allegation.

Speaking during an interview, Blaqbonez said he initially ignored the controversy because he was not concerned about being portrayed as the “bad guy.”

He, however, said he was compelled to respond after Odumodublvck publicly accused him of sexual abuse.

Amid the ongoing feud, Odumodublvck alleged that attempts to arrest him were connected to his criticism of those he accused of protecting an alleged sexual abuser.

He said the police had repeatedly attempted to arrest him after complaints were allegedly made against him.

“In Nigeria, I have a case, and the police have tried to arrest me several times because of the people who went to report me to them because I’ve been raging war against them.

“They try to arrest me, so anytime you hear that I have been arrested, just know that it’s because of Blaqbonez,” he claimed.

Odumodublvck further alleged that some prominent figures in the Nigerian music industry were protecting the person he accused of sexual abuse.

“They are trying to cover up a sexual abuser. M.I Abaga, Ice Prince, all of them are covering up a sexual abuser, but they cannot take me down,” he alleged.

The allegations remain claims made by Odumodublvck, and no evidence establishing the accusations against the individuals named was provided in the report.

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