Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck, known for his distinctive “Okpoproko” sound, has expressed willingness to reconcile with fellow artiste Blaqbonez—but only if the apology comes directly and in person.
Speaking on a recent podcast, Odumodublvck explained that while he does not close the door on reconciliation, forgiveness requires sincerity. His Christian faith, he said, informs his belief that people can be forgiven, but only when a person shows a genuine willingness to make amends.
He claimed that Blaqbonez has not approached him personally. Instead, he alleges, intermediaries, including respected figures within the music industry have attempted to mediate on Blaqbonez’s behalf. Odumodublvck argued that this approach is insufficient and that true reconciliation requires personal accountability.
“My disagreement with Blaqbonez is personal, but I am open to reconciliation,” he said. “Forgiveness is only meaningful when it comes from someone who is truly contrite. You are sending big names to plead on your behalf, but avoiding a direct apology, even in private, will not work.”
The rapper added that he would not publicize an apology online, emphasizing that humility and sincerity are essential for real growth. “If you can’t humble yourself, you will remain stunted,” he remarked.
Odumodublvck also clarified that the conflict, which began last year, extends beyond the usual rap rivalry. He accused Blaqbonez of attempting to frame it as a typical hip-hop feud through diss tracks, downplaying the personal nature of their dispute.
Fans of both artists have reacted strongly on social media, sparking discussions about accountability, respect, and resolution in the Nigerian music industry.
