The Nigerian rapper faces serious legal trouble following a brutal clash at the Flytime Festival
Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck faces a N50 million lawsuit after allegedly assaulting a Chocolate City project manager. Court documents confirm the unprovoked attack occurred on December 22, 2025, at the Flytime Festival in Lagos, leaving the staff member with severe injuries.
The Nigerian entertainment industry is buzzing following a shocking new legal dispute. Chocolate City has officially filed a lawsuit against Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu.
Fans know the hip-hop artist professionally as Odumodublvck. Sources confirm that the rapper allegedly attacked a project manager backstage. This echoes the tension when popular artistes faced backstage assault claims in recent times.
Unprovoked Attack at Flytime Festival
The event took place on December 22, 2025, at the Eko Conventional Centre. The claimant worked as a project manager for a Chocolate City artist.
Court documents show the rapper approached the backstage area peacefully at first. He then asked the claimant a simple question about his identity. Without any warning, Odumodublvck forcefully struck the claimant in the face.
The sudden punch pushed the staff member backward immediately. Security personnel rushed in to calm down the chaotic scene.
Even with bouncers present, the rapper continued his aggressive behaviour. He issued explicit verbal threats toward the injured project manager. The attacker promised violent consequences for the victim.
”End,” the rapper threatened during the scuffle.
An associate of the rapper named Shagba joined the attack. He poured an alcoholic drink on the claimant upon instruction.
This act added further humiliation and abuse to the situation. Security guards eventually restrained the rapper and moved him away. However, Odumodublvck repeatedly tried to return and attack the claimant again.
”Beat and f—k up,” the rapper screamed at the staff member.
Severe Medical and Financial Impact
The violent disruption caused panic among industry stakeholders and staff. Guards quickly evacuated the claimant to a secure location for safety.
Medical reports from Lagos State University Teaching Hospital detail severe injuries. The claimant suffered recurrent headaches, facial swelling, and generalized bodily pain. Doctors placed the victim on strict rest with a neck support.
This medical incapacity forced the manager to miss crucial professional events. The victim missed an international trip with a Chocolate City artist.
The claimant spent two million naira on medical consultations and medication. Ancillary costs like X-rays and CT scans consumed another one million naira. Additional out-of-pocket expenses reached one million and five hundred thousand naira.
N50 Million Lawsuit Demands
Lawyers officially dated the Writ of Summons on June 2, 2026. The lawsuit seeks full accountability for the unlawful assault and battery.
The claimant demands a total of fifty million naira in financial damages. This sum covers lost productivity, delayed deliverables, and missed professional bookings. The project manager claims the rapper showed no remorse for the attack.
The incident severely damaged the professional reputation of the victim. The claimant now experiences ongoing anxiety and requires continued therapeutic treatment.
