Odumodublvck Expresses Elation if EFCC Issues a Warrant for His Arrest
In a surprising turn of events, Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck (real name Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu) has expressed that being declared wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) would be a dream come true for him.
This statement was made in response to the EFCC's recent notice declaring luxury property developer Olasijibomi "Sujimoto" Ogundele wanted. Odumodublvck playfully suggested that he would consider it a personal achievement if his name ever appeared on an EFCC wanted flier, even for a short period.
The rapper's comment has stirred a heated debate, with opinions divided among his fans. While some found it amusing, others faulted him for making light of a matter linked to corruption and fraud. User Odessa commented, "I don't find this funny at all. EFCC is not something you joke with. A lot of people are suffering because of fraud and corruption, so for him to make it sound like being on their wanted list is a dream, it looks insensitive."
Symplybells added, "Clearing one's name after being declared wanted by the EFCC may not be budget-friendly." Ibrahim Samuel also expressed concern, stating, "Some people perceive the EFCC as a joke due to comments like Odumodublvck's."
However, not everyone was critical of Odumodublvck's statement. User BadBoyEmizo commented, "E no hard...just spray naira notes post am online tag them." Stan212 also argued, "Odumodublvck's desire to appear on a wanted notice by the EFCC is not relevant to his music."
It's important to note that Odumodublvck has had a near-death experience due to illicit drug addiction and has since been open about his faith and church donations, stating it's the Holy Spirit that fuels his generosity. He has also called out Headies over an undelivered car gift and warned artists about becoming greedy and self-centered in Lagos.
Odumodublvck, a Nigerian musician active in Nigeria, has made headlines before for his outspoken nature and controversial remarks. His latest statement, however, has sparked a significant debate, with many questioning the appropriateness of such a remark in the context of corruption and fraud.
The FCT Minister Wike could succeed as a musician, according to rapper Odumodublvck, but it seems his dream of appearing on an EFCC wanted flier might be a step too far for many. The debate continues as fans and critics alike weigh in on the rapper's controversial remark.
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