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Falz Denies Bobrisky’s Claims of Prison Help Amid Leaked Audio

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Nigerian rapper and activist Folarin Falana, popularly known as Falz, has addressed allegations involving cross-dresser Bobrisky during his time in prison.

According to reports, Bobrisky was imprisoned for three months after pleading guilty to charges of naira mutilation following his arrest by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

He was released on August 5, 2024.

The controversy arose when, on September 24, 2024, social critic and activist Martins Otse, better known as VeryDarkMan, leaked an alleged voice recording of Bobrisky.

In the audio, Bobrisky claimed that Falz and his father, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), helped to get the EFCC to drop money laundering charges against him while he was incarcerated.

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In response to the widespread public reactions to the leaked recording, Falz, through his family’s law firm, Falana & Falana’s Chambers, firmly denied having initiated any contact with Bobrisky during his time in prison.

The legal statement clarified that Bobrisky had only reached out to Falz to request financial assistance of N3 million.

According to the statement, Bobrisky wanted the funds to pay certain officials so he could be placed in the VIP section of the correctional facility.

Falz’s lawyers also took the opportunity to criticize VeryDarkMan for spreading what they described as reckless and unverified allegations without making any effort to reach out for clarification.

The letter, now viral on social media, emphasized Falz’s innocence in the matter and urged for more responsible journalism, especially regarding sensitive issues like this.

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This development has sparked further discussions about the role of activists and celebrities in controversial matters, as well as the importance of verifying information before publication.

Falz, known for his social activism and outspoken stance on political issues, continues to maintain his innocence and integrity amid the ongoing dispute.


 

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Odumodublvck Reveals Olamide and Don Jazzy Are His Musical Godfathers

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Nigerian rapper Tochukwu Ojogwu, better known as Odumodublvck, has shared that Olamide and Don Jazzy are his godfathers in the music industry.

The ‘Declan Rice’ hitmaker made the revelation on social media, expressing his confidence that no one can intimidate him with these two influential figures backing him.

On his X account, he wrote, “Baddo [Olamide] and Don Jazzy are my musical godfathers. Nobody can oppress me.”

In 2024, Odumodublvck also shared that Olamide gave him his first private jet experience, while Don Jazzy has helped him financially at a crucial point in his career.


 

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Music Producer Sarz Reveals Why He Hasn’t Collaborated with Davido

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Nigerian Music Producer Sarz reveals reason for not collaborating with Nigerian singer Davido. In a recent interview with Cool FM, the producer speaks on how collaboration with artists and shares why he hasn’t collaborated with Davido.

The producer explains that him and the Artist have a clash preference when it comes to working. He shared that he likes a quiet environment ehen working unlike Davido that accepts people.

“Davido always like people around him whenever he’s in the studio and for me that’s not how I work. I like to work alone with the artist maybe that’s why we have not worked.”


 

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Eedris Abdulkareem Accuses Government of Silencing Truth After NBC Ban on His New Single

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Nigerian Rapper and Activist Eedris Abdulkareem  calls out the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) for banning his new single “Tell Your Papa”.

The rapper claimed that it was a move to silence the truth and prevent criticism.

It can be recalled that NBC issued a memo stating the removal “Tell Your Papa” from broadcast stations due to its violation of the decency standards.

The rapper takes to his official Instagram account to call out the government by stating “NBC JUST BANNED MY NEW SINGLE ‘TELL YOUR PAPA’… It’s obvious that in Nigeria, truth and constructive criticism is always deemed a big crime by the government.”


 

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