Seyi Vibez attacks Dapper Music: Singer mocks label over missing ₦1 billion

​The Nigerian star targets his former record label amid an ongoing dispute over missing royalties

Nigerian music star Seyi Vibez publicly mocked Dapper Music on August 14, 2026. This followed a huge controversy over ₦1 billion in missing funds. The singer shared cryptic posts about spiritual manipulation. He also claimed he escaped financial ruin at the label.

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​Nigerian singer Seyi Vibez openly mocked Dapper Music online on August 14, 2026. The artist addressed a dispute over missing funds worth over ₦1 billion.

​He shared cryptic messages about his former executives on X. The star noted that he escaped before the situation worsened. Fans quickly noticed his aggressive tone regarding the funds.

​Spiritual claims and escape

​Seyi Vibez claimed that label associates tried to use spiritual manipulation on him. He stated that these efforts failed completely.

​”Dem Dey use jazz,” the star tweeted. “The jazz no work on me.”

​The singer expressed relief over his early departure from the company. He insulted other artists who chose to stay behind. ValidUpdates notes that the label faces intense public scrutiny today.

​”Thank GOD say na me first Japa,” the artist declared. “The rest na mumu.”

​Bizarre food and money allegations

​The story took a strange turn when Seyi Vibez named celebrity chef and Dapper’s girlfriend Hilda Baci. He said Dapper Music gave him dangerous meals from the cook.

​”I chop Hilda baci food one day,” the rapper posted. “Na the same dapper give me. The food almost kill me.”

​He made wild claims about the missing ₦1 billion. The star alleged that executives spent catalogue money on cosmetic surgery for the chef. This outburst arrives as other musicians begin demanding unpaid royalties from Dapper.

​”Na Hilda Baci bbl all una catalogue money dey go,” he stated. “All of una Dey craze and una mama.”

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