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Seyi Vibez deletes posts about Hilda Baci after lawsuit threat
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Seyi Vibez deletes posts about Hilda Baci after lawsuit threat

Daily Post about 2 hours 1 mins read

Nigerian street pop musician, Seyi Vibez, has deleted his negative posts about celebrity chef, Hilda Baci.

The development came hours after she threatened a legal action against him.

DAILY POST reports that Hilda had, in a warning letter, asked Seyi Vibez to delete what she tagged as defamatory posts about her and tender a public apology or face lawsuit.

Hours after the warning, a check by DAILY POST confirmed that the singer has deleted all his posts about Hilda but is yet to apologise.

Hilda warned the singer after he dragged her into his dispute with Dapper Music over an alleged N1 billion missing catalogue funds.

Seyi Vibez was signed into the Dapper Music record label owned by Hilda’s boyfriend, Damilola Akinwunmi, in 2022.

In September 2024, he parted ways with the record label and updated his bio with “Independent artist”.

Seyi Vibez deletes posts about Hilda Baci after lawsuit threat

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