Odumodublvck Shares Reason For Calling Out Peter Obi: "I Was Offered Money to Campaign Against Him"
- Odumodumublvck has shared his reason for calling out Peter Obi while announcing his music
- The singer had dared the politician to share a video and say that the Machine was coming as a form of support for his career
- After the backlash over his tweet, he decided to share the reason for his utterance and his fans were still not pleased with him
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Nigerian rapper, Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu, more popularly known as Odumodublvck, has finally shared the reason for calling out Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate on X.
The Wotowoto Reasoning crooner had tweeted and asked the politician to make a video in support of his upcoming album, The Machine is Coming. He reminded Peter Obi of his support during the last election and demanded the favour in return.

Source: Instagram
After facing criticism for his tweet, he posted again, explaining why he had called out the politician.

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According to him, he was offered an undisclosed amount—something he had never seen before in his life—to campaign against Peter Obi.
Odumodublvck shares more reason
The music star, who loves football also added that he sacrificed his life for Peter Obi, but he didn't go deep to explain the kind of sacrifice he made.

Source: Instagram
Odumodublvck asserted that asking Peter Obi to make a video for him was not too much, as he was not the type to seek favours.
Fans react to Odumodublvck's tweet
Followers of the rapper were not happy with him because of his tweet, as they blasted the singer for seeking favour in return from Peter Obi.
See the post here:
How fans reacted to Odumodublvck's tweet
Netizens reacted to the tweet posted by the rapper. Here are some comments below:
@michael._u commented:
"You can’t expect rewards for doing right. So he owes you for refusing to collect bribe?"

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@steph_aniee0 shared:
"Make politician promote your song for you? Nah prank? Una don really see PO finish."
@velyn____xx reacted:
"Wait so because you rejected money to campaign against him, means he owe you an album promotion? “You sacrificed your life” how?"
@vally_yo_ wrote:
"Una don see this man less, so if you campaigned for Tinubu or atiku, u go get mind tell dem make dem promote your album?"
@bhee_chee shared:
"You did him a Favour he didn’t ask for. What makes you think you’re entitled to a reciprocated favor from him?"
@perrysignature2 stated:
"I think last election sacrifice was not personal gain but for all of us ? Nor be the same greediness we dey accuse our bad leaders be dis?"
Odumodublvck makes claim about music in video
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Odumodublvck made a bold claim about his career and what it has done for him
According to him, music does not cheat anyone, it is what one puts into it that it gives back to the person.
His utterance was greeted with criticism from fans, who debated about his words and taunted him about his career.
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