Rapper Odumodublvck has publicly accused [Chocolate City](https://chocolatecitygroup.com?utm_source=chatgpt.com) of orchestrating repeated efforts to have him arrested after he allegedly exposed a sexual abuser linked to the music company.

In a series of posts shared on social media, the rapper claimed the latest development was the ninth failed attempt to target him, alleging that similar actions were taken before his tour of the United States and are now being repeated ahead of his European tour.

According to him, the alleged attempts stem from his decision to speak out against an individual he described as a sexual abuser, as well as what he called the label’s “lies and bots.”

“9TH ATTEMPT GONE WRONG. MY MOTION DEY PEPPER THEM.

“CHOCOLATE CITY HAVE BEEN TRYING TO ARREST ME FOR THE LONGEST TIME.

“THEY TRIED BEFORE MY AMERICAN TOUR, NOW THEY ARE TRYING WITH THE EUROPEAN TOUR,” he wrote.

The rapper also took aim at the [Nigeria Police Force](https://www.npf.gov.ng?utm_source=chatgpt.com), accusing officers of sending him petitions without contact information and questioning the legitimacy of the process.

“.@PoliceNG IF YOU ARE NOT CAREFUL I WILL POST EVERY SINGLE AND FRIVOLOUS PETITION THAT YOU SENT TO ME.

“YOU SEND A PETITION WITHOUT A PHONE NUMBER ON IT. DO YOU WANT TO KIDNAP ME?”

Odumodublvck further alleged that police previously failed to properly address a complaint involving the individual he accused, claiming the matter was settled after an apology and compensation were made to the alleged victim.

He also suggested that the petitions were strategically timed to disrupt his international engagements.

“SENDING PETITIONS BEFORE MY TOUR SO POLICE CAN DETAIN ME.

“BECAUSE YOUR ARTIST CANNOT TOUR.

“MY MOTION DEY MAKE DEM SICK.

“EVERYBODY SAY MOTIONNNNN!!!”

As of the time of filing this report, neither Chocolate City nor the Nigeria Police Force had publicly responded to the allegations.

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