Nigerian rapper Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu, popularly known as Odumodublvck, has set social media ablaze with a bold and controversial statement following the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s (EFCC) declaration of luxury real estate mogul Olasijibomi Ogundele, aka Sujimoto, as a wanted man. In a comment that has divided fans, the ‘Declan Rice’ hitmaker revealed that appearing on the EFCC’s wanted page, “even if nah for one week,” is his dream, sparking debates about fame, notoriety, and the seriousness of financial crime allegations.
The EFCC announced on September 5, 2025, that Sujimoto, CEO of Sujimoto Luxury Construction Limited, was wanted in connection with alleged diversion of funds and money laundering related to a contract with the Enugu State Government. The news, which went viral due to Sujimoto’s prominence in Nigeria’s luxury property market, caught Odumodublvck’s attention. According to Creebhills, the rapper reacted with a mix of humor and audacity, stating, “My dream is to appear on EFCC page,” adding the caveat, “even if nah for one week.”
Odumodublvck’s remark, widely seen as tongue-in-cheek, has elicited a polarized response online. Some fans found his boldness amusing, with one X user posting, “Odumodublvck wild for this one! EFCC page as a dream? Man’s aiming for legendary status 😂 #BBNaija.” Others, however, slammed the rapper for making light of serious allegations. A critic on X wrote, “This is why we can’t take some celebs seriously. Money laundering isn’t a joke, and Odumodublvck needs to read the room.” The backlash highlights the sensitivity surrounding financial crime allegations in Nigeria, where the EFCC’s actions often dominate public discourse.
The context of Odumodublvck’s comment lies in the broader saga of Sujimoto’s EFCC troubles. The real estate tycoon, known for high-end developments in Lagos’ Banana Island and Ikoyi, was accused of defrauding the Enugu State Government of N5.7 billion in a contract for 22 Smart Green Schools. Sujimoto, in an emotional video, denied the allegations, attributing the fallout to rising construction costs and vowing to clear his name with the EFCC. His case has fueled discussions about accountability in government contracts, with Odumodublvck’s comment adding a provocative twist to the narrative.
Known for his unapologetic style and hits like ‘Wotowoto Seasoning,’ Odumodublvck is no stranger to stirring the pot. His comment aligns with his persona as a provocative artist who thrives on pushing boundaries, but it has raised questions about the glorification of infamy in Nigerian pop culture. One X post captured the sentiment: “Odumodublvck saying he wants to be wanted by EFCC is peak clout-chasing. But is it fame or foolishness? 🤔”
As the EFCC continues its investigation into Sujimoto, Odumodublvck’s statement has kept the story in the spotlight, blending entertainment with serious socio-economic issues. Whether his “dream” was a playful jab or a misstep, it’s clear the rapper knows how to keep his name trending. Fans are now watching to see if he’ll address the backlash or double down on his bold persona.
For more updates on this unfolding story, follow the conversation on X with #Odumodublvck and #EFCC, and stay tuned to Creebhills and other platforms for real-time coverage.