Nigerian rapper Emeka Akumefule, better known as Blaqbonez, has denied allegations of cyberstalking, invasion of privacy, and emotional harassment made by an unnamed woman.
Naijaonpoint reports that the woman’s law firm, Bristol & Mortglass C.S., in a statement on Sunday, alleged that their client suffered emotional distress and continuous online harassment after rejecting the artiste’s romantic advances in December 2024.
The petition claimed that Blaqbonez unlawfully obtained and circulated private video footage of the woman without her consent.
The lawyers stated that the woman endured months of humiliation, intimidation, and false accusations spread on social media.
In response, Blaqbonez, in a statement via his Instagram story, described the allegation as false and deeply distressing, stressing that the accusations are part of a larger pattern of harassment and intimidation he has faced in the music industry.
The rapper also claimed that the allegation stems from a past personal relationship that ended amicably but has since been entangled with professional rivalries.
Blaqbonez stated that he has endured repeated bullying, physical assaults, and online attacks for nearly a year, but chose to remain silent, believing the truth would speak for itself.
The ‘Back In Uni’ hitmaker maintained that he had not done anything wrong and assured his fans that he is cooperating with authorities to clear his name.
He said, “Over the past few days, several false and deeply distressing allegations have been circulated online about me. These claims are not only untrue, they are part of a sustained pattern of harassment and intimidation that I have endured for months from certain individuals within the music industry.
“For nearly a year, I have stayed silent and endured repeated bullying, physical assaults, and online attacks, believing that the truth would speak for itself. There comes a point when silence allows falsehoods to spread unchecked. So I am speaking now: I have done nothing wrong.
“At the heart of these stories lies a personal relationship from my past, one that ended respectfully and without conflict. That private chapter has now become entangled with professional rivalries in the music industry.
“What began as a personal matter between two adults has been pulled into a broader feud, reshaped and used as ammunition in a campaign to discredit me publicly. The accusations being pushed are deliberate fabrications designed to damage my name, my work, and everything I’ve built.
“They have caused pain to my family, my team, and those who support me. It’s disheartening to see people weaponise falsehoods for attention and revenge.
“I’m cooperating fully with the authorities to ensure that the truth is established once and for all. I have nothing to hide, and I welcome transparency. I’m also taking steps through my legal team to protect myself against the harassment and defamation I’ve endured over the past year,” he added.
“I’ve worked hard to represent honesty and self-belief in my art. That will not change. The truth will come out, and when it does, I hope this moment reminds everyone that false accusations destroy real lives, and that bullying, whether physical, digital, or psychological, must never be tolerated.
“I won’t allow personal grudges or online hostility to define who I am or distract me from my purpose. The truth is not afraid of light, and that’s where I stand. Thank you to everyone who’s reached out in support. My focus remains on my music, my peace, and clearing my name.”
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