- The FCT High Court in Life Camp, Abuja, has rescheduled the trial of rapper Tochukwu Ojogwu (Odumodublvck) to April 8, 2026.
- The trial is related to an assault and battery case.
- Lawyers for both parties were present, but the trial was adjourned due to ongoing courtroom renovations.
The FCT High Court in Life Camp, Abuja, has rescheduled the trial of Nigerian rapper Tochukwu Ojogwu, popularly known as Odumodublvck, in an assault and battery case to April 8, 2026.
Both parties’ lawyers, Uchenna Ojembe for the claimant and Taiwo Akinsulie for the defendant, were present in court; however, ongoing renovations in the courtroom led to the adjournment. The legal teams agreed on a new date that works for everyone to ensure the trial can proceed smoothly.
According to reports from the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the case was brought by Nigerian musician Ogbogiri Okey Levi, known professionally as Kraziecent. He filed the lawsuit against Odumodublvck, alleging that the rapper physically attacked him during a public event in December 2024.
Kraziecent claimed that while he was taking photos and videos at the event, Odumodublvck allegedly assaulted him without provocation. The musician stated that the incident caused him emotional distress and resulted in damage to his iPhone 15 Pro Max.
In addition to seeking compensation for his medical expenses, Kraziecent is requesting that Odumodublvck pay N2 billion in damages. He has also asked the court to compel the rapper to issue a public apology via all his social media accounts and in two national newspapers, among other demands outlined in the lawsuit.
In other news… A mother has taken to social media to seek advice after her eight-year-old son returned home from school with an unexpected Valentine’s gift from a male classmate.
According to her, the boy gave her son a present that included two rings and a note asking him to keep one and return the other if he accepted the friendship. The note also described her son as his “favorite.”
The mother admitted she feels confused about how to handle the situation. She said she would have easily understood the gesture if it had come from a girl, but is unsure what it means coming from another boy at such a young age.
She is now asking whether she should speak directly to the other child’s parents or first raise the issue with her son’s class teacher. Her post has since sparked mixed reactions online,
