The claimant, who serves as a project manager and public relations officer in the music industry and an employee of Chocolate City Limited, filed the suit at the Lagos State High Court.
The incident allegedly occurred on December 22, 2025, at the Flyfest Flytime Music Festival, held at Eko Hotel.
According to court documents dated June 6, 2026, the claimant was present at the event in his professional capacity as project manager for an artiste signed to Chocolate City Limited.
The documents state that what began as a friendly conversation between the rapper and the claimant’s artiste “turned to aggression and threats,” with Odumodublvck allegedly making comments about “ending” the claimant.
The staff member claims the assault caused him “physical pain, shock, fear, and emotional distress”.
“The claimant states that the defendant approached the backstage area and engaged in conversations with various individuals, including the said artiste, in what appeared to be a cordial and friendly manner,” the letter reads.
The court papers state he suffered recurrent headaches, facial and neck swelling, and generalized body pains.
Due to the recovery restrictions, the claimant said he experienced significant professional disruption and financial loss, totaling N50 million. This figure includes income from delayed project deliverables, estimated lost productivity, and missed professional bookings.
The claimant described the rapper’s conduct as “high-handed, malicious, and calculated to intimidate and demean him,” claiming that Odumodublvck has shown no remorse.
The legal filing notes that the claimant’s solicitors issued a formal demand for redress before proceeding with the lawsuit.
This is not the first assault allegation against the rapper.
Levi Ogbogiri, also known as Kraziecent, filed a separate assault and battery lawsuit against Odumodublvck, alleging he was attacked without provocation during a public event on December 16, 2024.
Ogbogiri claimed the incident resulted in assault, emotional distress, and damage to his iPhone 15 Pro Max.
That case is currently pending before the federal high court in Abuja, with hearings adjourned until October 13 and 14, 2026.
