Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck is reportedly facing scrutiny from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over a payment of ₦23.5 million. The artist allegedly skipped an empowerment programme in Asaba after receiving the advance, opting instead to perform at a different event that same day. Odumodublvck plans to repay the amount in installments. Read the full report.
The investigation by investigative journalist Stella Dimokorkorus asserts that the rapper was initially contracted for ₦47 million and had received half the payment upfront. The event’s organiser is also summoned to appear before the EFCC on April 15, 2025, in Benin City. This incident has sparked major interest in Nigeria news, highlighting ethical concerns in the entertainment industry.
- Odumodublvck has been called by the EFCC over monetary discrepancies.
- He received ₦23.5 million but did not perform at the agreed event.
- Plans are in place to repay the money in installments.
This case has further implications for Abuja news and Lagos news, raising questions about accountability in professional engagements. Will this incident prompt changes in how artists honour contractual agreements in Nigeria? Share your thoughts below!
