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‘You can’t event spell my name’ — Odumodublvck declines Rufai Oseni’s interview invitation
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‘You can’t event spell my name’ — Odumodublvck declines Rufai Oseni’s interview invitation

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Nigerian rapper and songwriter Odumodublvck has rejected an invitation from Arise TV presenter, Rufai Oseni, to respond to allegations and claims made by fellow rapper Blaqbonez during a recent interview.

Oseni had invited Odumodublvck to appear on the programme and present his side of the story, writing in a social media post: “Dear Odomodublavk, This is an invitation to you again to have your right of reply to the interview with Blaqbonez. We encourage you to come say your own side of the story! We will be happy to welcome you!”

Responding to the invitation, Odumodublvck criticised Oseni for misspelling his name and questioned his professionalism as a journalist.

“It’s ODUMODUBLVCK sir. You cannot even spell my name right and you want to talk to me, I am so sorry but you are a terrible journalist sir,” he wrote.

Odumodublvck further declined the invitation, indicating that he would instead take his side of the matter to another platform.

“I will go and tell someone else, my boss man,” he said.

The dispute between Odumodublvck and Blaqbonez began with Odumodublvck making allegations of sexual abuse and harassment against Blaqbonez, which the rapper has denied.

‘You can’t event spell my name’ — Odumodublvck declines Rufai Oseni’s interview invitation

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