Chocolate City Accuses Odumodublvck of Assault, Harassment
Nigerian music label Chocolate City has accused rapper Odumodublvck (Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu) of a year-long pattern of harassment, threats, and physical assaults against its staff and artists. The latest incident reportedly occurred backstage at the Rhythm Unplugged Concert in Lagos on December 22, 2025, where Odumodublvck allegedly assaulted staff member Feyi Ajayi, poured drinks on him, and issued threats. Ajayi is currently receiving medical care.
The label cited multiple prior incidents from December 2024 to October 2025, including assaults on artists Blaqbonez and Major AJ, harassment of Blaqbonez’s manager Morin Oluwatobi, and online threats to executives’ families. Chocolate City stressed that while lyrical rivalries are common in hip-hop, physical violence, stalking, and threats are criminal behaviors.
Chocolate City has reported the incidents to law enforcement, called on event organizers to strengthen security, and emphasized the protection of staff, particularly women. Odumodublvck has not yet responded, and authorities have not released an official statement.

Chaos in Abuja as Fans Throw Sachet Water and Bottles at Blaqbonez on Stage

Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez experienced a tense moment during a performance in Abuja when parts of the audience threw sachet water and plastic bottles at him as he approached the stage. Security operatives quickly intervened, forming a shield around the rapper and restoring calm. The reason behind the sudden hostility remains unclear, but the incident sparked mixed reactions online, with fans speculating about possible rival fan groups and previous industry controversies.

Blaqbonez Dragged To Court Over Alleged Harassment, Circulating Woman’s Private Video.

Nigerian rapper Emeka Akumefule, better known as Blaqbonez, has been accused of cyber harassment, blackmail, and invasion of privacy in a legal petition filed by the solicitors of a woman identified as Jane Doe.

The law firm Bristol & Mortglass C.S., in a statement on Sunday, alleged that their client suffered emotional distress and continuous online harassment after rejecting the artiste’s romantic advances in December 2024.

The petition claimed that Blaqbonez unlawfully obtained and circulated private video content belonging to the woman without her consent.

The lawyers stated that the woman endured months of humiliation, intimidation, and false accusations spread on social media.

They added that several attempts to make the rapper stop the alleged actions were ignored, forcing their client to seek police intervention.

According to the petition, the woman’s ordeal has caused deep emotional trauma and fear for her safety in Lagos.

The firm said the rapper’s conduct violated several laws, including the Cybercrimes Act 2015, the Violence Against Persons Act 2015, and the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023.

Bristol & Mortglass C.S. also revealed that another law firm, TIA Solicitors, had earlier written to Blaqbonez in December 2024 and January 2025, requesting the deletion of private materials, a public apology, and a payment of ₦200 million in damages.