Odumodublvck Drags Peter Obi: "Me and You Never Ever Get Problem Before, Make E No Start Now"
- Odumodublvck publicly demanded support from Peter Obi for his new album, citing his past political support for the politician during the 2023 elections
- The rapper's post on X sparked heavy backlash, with many fans calling his approach disrespectful to the former Labour Party presidential candidate
- The exchange ignited a broader debate on the intersection of Nigerian politics and entertainment
Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck, whose real name is Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu, stirred heated drama on April 2, 2025, when he took to X to call out Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate.
In a post that quickly went viral, Odumodublvck reminded Obi of his support during the last election year and demanded that the politician return the favour by endorsing his newly released album, The Machine Is Coming.

Source: Twitter
The rapper, known for his bold and unapologetic style, wrote in all caps, asking Obi to make a video saying “the machine is coming” to promote his project.
He also added a cheeky warning, saying “Me and you never ever get problem before, make e no start now.”
In his words:
".@PeterObi HELLO MR PETER OBI. I SUPPORT YOU THAT YEAR. OYA SUPPORT ME NOW. OYA DO VIDEO DEY TALK THE MACHINE IS COMING. ABEG. ME AND YOU NEVER EVER GET PROBLEM BEFORE. MAKE E NO START NOW."
See his X post here:
Reactions as Odumodblvck drags Peter Obi
@iamtoch1 said:
"Yes i do listen to your gibberish sound sometimes but chasing clout with a man old enough to father you, who is also a potential president of the most populous African country is beyond stupid. YOU BE MACHINE WEY NO GET BRAIN BOX."
@African_unifier commented;
@Odumodublvck_ I know you needed a traffic for your new song but don’t ever try and use @PeterObi to chase your clout, I am a top fan of yours but learn to respect, it is just because Peter Obi is down to earth that’s why you will smoke your Amuwo weed finish and be typing rubbish, learn to know when to play. Fame Dey enter head but remember “ A tree never make a forest”. Don’t destroy what you built because of an expensive joke.

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@konibajebabyyy
"Album don flop ma. Oil no dey him machine. 😂"
@Freyy_is said:
"If you no be nation issue, my idolo no go reply you abeg. Carry your machine go front.😂"
@O_J_OKOLIE noted:
"Quid pro quo is never @PeterObi modus operandi. He is an advocate of merit and excellence! Do a good job and he will come through. If na by this your blackmail, good luck"
@little_finger_c replied:
"So your political alignment is not based on your personal conviction but one of "you do for me, I do for you." Na madt you dey like this. Make I go block you properly on Spotify and apple music first.. I dey come."
@smartakukoma said:
"Be like u no no your mate abi? Go tell MC oluomo and Tinubu to do video for u, seems like u don't know level to things... U think say we dey do GenZ Turn up for me I turn up for you here.. Know your Limit pls"

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Source: Twitter
Odumodublvck opens up on how Wizkid helped him
Legit.ng earlier reported that Odumodublvck made headlines after bragging about Wizkid's recent album, Morayo.
The Dog Eat Dog hitmaker had previously hinted at featuring on the Grammy-winning singer's project.
Following the album's release, netizens criticised Odumodublvck for not being included on the tracklist, prompting him to share insights into his relationship with Wizkid.
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