SNOW TV NEWS DESK
Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck has recounted his side of an alleged assault incident involving a man he accused of secretly recording him at his residence, revealing that he turned down his lawyers’ advice to settle the case out of court.
The rapper shared the experience while narrating how what began as an uncomfortable encounter over privacy allegedly escalated into a legal dispute.
According to Odumodublvck, the man gained access to his home through a mutual acquaintance but began recording him without his permission. He claimed that despite being cautioned by both him and his bouncer, the individual continued filming.
The situation reportedly resurfaced at a party, where the man allegedly brought out his camera again. Odumodublvck said he eventually confronted him on stage, but the disagreement appeared to have been resolved at the event. He claimed the man even danced with him while continuing to record.
However, the rapper said he was surprised when a video of the encounter surfaced online the following morning. He further alleged that the same individual subsequently took legal action against him, accusing him of assault.
Reflecting on the development, Odumodublvck disclosed that his legal team advised him to settle the matter. However, he insisted that he was unwilling to reach an out-of-court agreement because he believed he had done nothing wrong.
Explaining his decision, the rapper drew a comparison with the late American pop icon Michael Jackson, suggesting that settling a legal dispute despite believing oneself to be innocent could create the wrong impression.
“I told them I’m not going to settle. This is what happened to Michael Jackson. He settled when he did not do so,” he said.
His comments have brought renewed attention to the complicated relationship between celebrity privacy, public recording, and legal accountability. While public figures often attract attention
wherever they go, Odumodublvck’s account highlights the importance of consent and the potential consequences when personal disagreements escalate into legal battles.
However, the allegations remain his account of the incident, and the circumstances surrounding the case would ultimately need to be established through the appropriate legal process.
“Sir Bartholomew White Ebe is a Lagos-based media personality, Music Artist, Producer, and a Relationship Coach and independent journalist. With over seven years of experience tracking political developments and cultural shifts in Nigeria, he specializes in local current affairs, grassroots politics, and community-driven reporting across Lagos State. As the founder and chief editor of Snow Multimedia Connect {SNOW TV}, he leads the editorial team to deliver verified, high-impact stories to digital audiences.”
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