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“Maybe you were paid” — Odumodublvck blasts Rufai Oseni over Blaqbonez interview
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“Maybe you were paid” — Odumodublvck blasts Rufai Oseni over Blaqbonez interview

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Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck has publicly criticised journalist Rufai Oseni over his recent interview with fellow rapper Blaqbonez.

In a strongly worded post, Odumodublvck questioned Rufai’s handling of the interview, suggesting that the journalist may have been paid, although he admitted he had no proof to support the allegation.

“Maybe you were paid. I do not know. But for a seasoned journalist like yourself to not be able to decode a pathological liar, who is also a sexual abuser by fact, it was appalling to watch,” he wrote.

The rapper accused Blaqbonez of telling several lies during the interview and claimed he repeatedly avoided giving direct answers to key questions.

Odumodublvck also took a swipe at Rufai’s interviewing style, arguing that he failed to apply the same level of scrutiny he often uses when questioning politicians and public officials.

He further mocked the journalist on his Instagram, saying: “Rufai sat there with his ugly muffler asking questions he never got full answers for.”

The rapper ended his criticism on a sarcastic note, suggesting Rufai should consider working for the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, as a sports director because, according to him, “you play too much.”

 “Maybe you were paid” — Odumodublvck blasts Rufai Oseni over Blaqbonez interview

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