In a news report by Nigerian Entertainment Today, record label Chocolate City has reportedly filed a ₦50 million lawsuit against Afrobeats rapper Odumodublvck following an alleged assault involving a staff member at the Flytime Festival. The legal action alleges physical altercation and damages incurred during the music festival, with the record company seeking legal remedies, compensation, and official accountability through the Lagos State High Court.
Confirming the legal dispute, Pulse Nigeria verified details of the court filing, citing legal documents that state “the suit seeks financial redress and injunctions regarding the alleged altercation at the festival grounds.” Additionally, Trace TV West Africa reported on the controversy, quoting Odumodublvck’s legal team stating, “Our client denies the claims made in the filing and will defend his position vigorously in court.”
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This lawsuit underscores the rising legal scrutiny and corporate stakes surrounding artist management, backstage protocol, and festival operations in the Afrobeats ecosystem. Legal disputes of this magnitude can impact festival bookings and corporate sponsorship endorsements, making swift legal resolution essential for all parties involved.
Source: Nigerian Entertainment Today — July 23, 2026 — https://thenet.ng/3-likely-reasons-why-linda-ikejis-blog-was-shut-down/
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