Blaqbonez sues Odumodublvck for N2.55 billion over 's*xual abuser' accusation

Blaqbonez has initiated legal action seeking N2.55 billion in damages from fellow musician Odumodublvck over allegations labeled online as defamatory. The claim stems from social media posts in which Odumodublvck, whose real name is Tochukwu Ojogwu, suggested that figures in the music industry were shielding Blaqbonez from sexu@l abuse allegations. Represented by Punuka Attorneys & Solicitors, Blaqbonez, legally known as Emeka Akumefule, accused Ojogwu of a sustained campaign of defamation, harassment, and threats. A legal letter dated July 7, 2026, detailed the accusations, stating that Ojogwu used his platforms to publish and amplify statements described as threatening, abusive, and damaging to Blaqbonez's reputation and career. The letter demanded N2.55 billion in compensation, injunctive relief, and a public apology. It further criticized Ojogwu's conduct, asserting that he acted as though "the ordinary restraints of law, civility and accountability do not apply to you." The document emphasized that the posts exposed Blaqbonez to public ridicule, hatred, and contempt. The dispute marks a significant escalation in the ongoing public conflict between the two artists, which has included accusations against Blaqbonez's former record label, Chocolate City. The label was accused by Odumodublvck of attempting to have him arrested on multiple occasions. Legal proceedings are expected to unfold following the formal notice.

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