Nigerian rapper and singer Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu, known professionally as Odumodublvck, has expressed profound gratitude to colleague and singer Davido for believing in his talent when he was still upcoming.
eelive reports that OdumoduBlvck emerged as the big winner of the ‘Next Rated’ category at the 17th edition of the prestigious Headies Award.
In an emotional moment, he brought his mother and the entire crew on stage to celebrate with him, as he shared a heartfelt story about his mother’s journey, revealing that she gave birth to him in her late thirties and how she always knew he was destined for greatness.
He expressed deep gratitude to his mother, dedicating the award to her and acknowledging their special bond as mother and son.
The crowd erupted in applause as Odumudu Blvck’s mother beamed with pride, surrounded by her son’s crew members, friends, and well-wishers.
After receiving the award, footage showed Odumodublvck backstage paying his respects to Davido for believing in his talent when he had nothing.
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The rapper was heard saying, “When I was a nobody, you told me I will win next rated’ You believed in me’ You said it and it happened.”
Other notable winners at the 17th edition of the Headies included Liya, who won Best Vocal Performance (Female).
Lojay, who won Best Vocal Performance (Male), and Rema, who won Afrobeats Album of the Year for his album “HEIS”.
Davido was crowned Artiste of the Year, while Zerry DL took home the Rookie of the Year award.
Late rapper Mohbad was also honoured with a posthumous award, which was received by his family.
KCEE was recognised with a Special Recognition Award for years of excellence in the industry.
Other notable winners include:- Tribe Called Judah,(Soundtrack of the Year); Tems, who won Best Recording of the Year for her song “Burning”; Qing Madi, who won Songwriter of the Year for “Vision” by Chimamanda Pearl Chukwuma.
Others are OZEBA, who won Producer of the Year; Director Pink, Music Video of the Year for “EGWU”; Flavour, Afrobeats Single of the Year for “Big Baller”.
Also, Temitola Adekunle Johnson and Michelle Mukoro (King Mitchy), who were recipients of the Humanitarian Award.
