Nigerian rapper and lyrical powerhouse Odumodublvck has made an unexpected remark that has gone viral—claiming that the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, could have made it big as a music star.
The rapper shared his thoughts on his official X handle, writing, “I wish say Wike dey do music. I hear something in his vocals. I’m not joking.”
While the statement was lighthearted, it drew attention to Wike’s well-documented fondness for live band performances, especially during his time as Governor of Rivers State (2015–2023). His charismatic stage presence and popular catchphrases turned into viral hits such as “As E Dey Sweet Us”, “Agreement Is Agreement”, and “Biggie Man.”
After becoming Minister of FCT, Wike took his musical flair with him to Abuja, reportedly relocating his band as well. Last month, during the commissioning of the collector road from Mabushi to the Judges’ Quarters in Katampe, Wike even promised to increase the band’s wages publicly.
Odumodublvck’s comment, though humorous, stirred widespread conversation about the blurred lines between politics, performance, and pop culture in Nigeria.
Many fans echoed his sentiment, saying Wike’s charismatic delivery and energetic live band performances are entertainment-worthy. Others joined in the banter, remixing Wike’s popular sayings into trending audio clips across social platforms.
With artists like Portable, Falz, and now Odumodublvck frequently commenting on politicians, it’s clear the intersection of music and politics is becoming a lively part of Nigerian discourse.
Whether or not Wike ever drops a track, it’s safe to say he’s already made an impression in the world of rhythm and resonance.
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