Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck has declared his readiness to end his ongoing feud with fellow rapper Blaqbonez, but insists that reconciliation hinges on a personal apology.
Speaking during a recent interview on Pulse Nigeria podcast, Odumodublvck described the rift as personal, stressing that it goes beyond lyrical exchanges or industry rivalry.
“My rift with Blaqbonez is personal,” he said, dismissing suggestions that it is merely a rap beef fueled by diss tracks.
The rapper accused Blaqbonez of attempting to downplay the seriousness of the issue while allegedly sending influential figures in the music industry to plead for forgiveness on his behalf.
According to him, such indirect gestures fall short of genuine remorse.
“You are sending big artists to come and beg me, but because you want to maintain a social image, you don’t want to apologise even in private because you feel I would expose you if you do,” he alleged.
Citing his Christian faith, Odumodublvck said he believes in forgiveness but maintained that reconciliation requires humility and a contrite heart.
“There is nothing God can’t forgive. However, you can only forgive a contrite heart,” he stated.
He further dismissed claims that he would publicise any apology, arguing that maturity demands discretion.
“Real men don’t behave like that.
I can’t possibly post someone’s apology online. If you can’t humble yourself, you will be stunted,” he added.
The comments add a new layer to the simmering tension between the two hip-hop stars, leaving fans to speculate whether a truce is imminent — or if the apology Odumodublvck demands will ever come.