ODUMODUBLVCK SLAMS JOURNALIST RUFAI OSENI OVER CONTROVERSIAL BLAQBONEZ INTERVIEW. (PHOTO).

 Odumodublvck Slams Journalist Rufai Oseni Over Controversial Blaqbonez Interview

Popular Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck has sparked intense online conversations after launching a scathing critique against seasoned broadcast journalist Rufai Oseni. The rapper expressed deep dissatisfaction with how Oseni conducted a recent interview with fellow hip-hop artist Blaqbonez, suggesting the journalist fell short of his usual rigorous standards.

In a series of candid social media posts, the "Declan Rice" hitmaker questioned Oseni's professionalism during the session, even hinting that financial influence might have played a role, though he quickly noted he lacked concrete evidence to back up the claim.

The Core of Odumodublvck's Grievances

According to Odumodublvck, the interview was highly disappointing because Oseni allegedly failed to challenge Blaqbonez on several controversial statements. He claimed that the interview subject evaded critical questions and spun untruths without being properly checked by the host.

"Maybe you were paid. I do not know," Odumodublvck wrote, addressing the journalist directly. He went on to voice his shock that a journalist of Oseni's caliber could not see through what he described as deceptive behavior from the interviewee, whom he accused of being a pathological liar and a sexual abuser.

A Contrast in Interviewing Standards

The rapper also drew comparisons between Oseni's gentle approach with Blaqbonez and his notoriously aggressive questioning style when dealing with Nigerian politicians and public figures. Odumodublvck argued that the same level of intellectual scrutiny should be maintained across all interview subjects, regardless of their industry.

Adding personal jabs to his critique, Odumodublvck mocked the journalist's wardrobe on Instagram, commenting on his fashion choices during the broadcast. He concluded his public call-out with a sarcastic recommendation that Oseni pivot his career toward sports administration with the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), mockingly stating that the journalist "plays too much."

Neither Rufai Oseni nor Blaqbonez has formally responded to the rapper's public outburst, but the comments have already ignited a fierce debate among fans regarding the role of entertainment journalism and media accountability in Nigeria.