Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck has intensified his public disagreement with record label Chocolate City, making fresh allegations that some of the company’s executives are shielding a staff member accused of sexual assault.
In a series of posts on his X account on Tuesday morning, the 32-year-old artiste called out senior figures within the label, including veteran rapper and executive MI Abaga, and urged them to respond to the allegations.
Odumodublvck also criticised Abaga over what he described as his silence on the matter, suggesting that such inaction could leave him vulnerable to similar treatment in the future.
“MI abaga another girl has come out to call out a staff of yours for sexually abusing her. I never hear your voice baba. Abi no be you be chocolate city god?” Odumodublvck wrote.
“As you dey sit down for fence naso god go dey sit down for fence for your matter. Na why you go forever dey where you dey pu**y.”
The rapper also called out Aibee Abidoye, the executive vice-president of Chocolate City, saying: “Your staff sexually abused a woman. Wor wor woman with wrinkles. We never hear your voice. Dummy”.
In a separate post, Odumodublvck hurled harsh words at executive Bizzle Osikoya, accusing him of shielding “sexual abusers” and alleging that Osikoya had previously threatened his life.
“You fat b*****d. i dey come nigeria soon. Remember say you talk say you go kill me. You must run am o. You have no idea who I am. You go feel am very very well. For every time you supported and backed sexual abusers in the open and behind closed doors. You are next,” he wrote.
The confrontation is the latest chapter in a months-long dispute between Odumodublvck and Chocolate City.
The rapper has previously accused the label of criminal intimidation and assault, and has branded Abaga as “hypocritical”.