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Odumodublvck Calls Out Peter Obi for Support in New Album Promotion

On April 2, 2025, Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck stirred controversy when he publicly called out Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, for support in promoting his new album, The Machine Is Coming. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Odumodublvck reminded Obi of his political backing during the 2023 election and demanded that the politician return the favor by endorsing his music.

The rapper’s request was blunt and unapologetic, as he asked Obi to make a video saying “The machine is coming” to help promote his album. He also included a playful warning: “Me and you never ever get problem before, make e no start now.” His post quickly went viral, drawing mixed reactions from fans and followers.

While some fans found Odumodublvck’s approach disrespectful, others expressed support for his boldness in reaching out to a prominent political figure. A few criticized him for using Obi’s name to chase clout, emphasizing that his tone seemed out of place for a figure like Obi, who has been a symbol of respectability and a potential leader of the nation.

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One user commented that chasing clout with an individual who could be the future president of Nigeria was “beyond stupid,” while another pointed out that Odumodublvck’s approach lacked humility. The criticism continued as fans expressed disappointment with the rapper’s behavior, questioning the respect he owed Obi.

In contrast, some people supported Odumodublvck, defending his right to ask for support, given his past political backing for Obi. They viewed the post as a reflection of the complex relationship between entertainment and politics in Nigeria, where celebrities often look for endorsements from influential figures.

The exchange reignited a broader conversation about the nature of political alliances in Nigeria and the expectations celebrities have from politicians. Some argued that political support shouldn’t be transactional, while others noted that entertainers should be able to seek endorsements from figures they’ve supported, especially when their careers are at stake.

Odumodublvck’s call for support from Obi has sparked a wider discussion on the power dynamics in Nigerian entertainment, with fans divided on whether the rapper’s approach was appropriate. The situation is likely to continue evolving as both the political and entertainment landscapes in Nigeria remain intertwined.

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