Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez has denied allegations of harassment, cyberstalking, and emotional abuse levelled against him by one Jane Doe, describing them as false and part of a wider campaign of intimidation within the music industry.
The woman, through her lawyer Taiwo Akinsulie, accused Blaqbonez of subjecting her to months of bullying and humiliation after she reportedly declined his romantic advances. The petition also alleged that the rapper engaged in blackmail, invasion of privacy, and the unlawful circulation of private, indecent videos without her consent.
Reacting to the allegations, Blaqbonez said the claims were fabricated and stem from a past personal relationship that ended peacefully, which has now been twisted to fit a narrative of professional rivalry.
Over the past few days, several false and deeply distressing allegations have been circulated online about me, the rapper said in a statement. 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.
Blaqbonez explained that he had faced bullying, physical assaults, and online attacks for nearly a year but chose to remain silent, believing that the truth would eventually prevail.
For nearly a year, I have stayed silent, enduring repeated bullying and online attacks, hoping the truth would speak for itself. But silence has only allowed falsehoods to spread. The relationship at the centre of these accusations ended respectfully and without conflict, yet it has been dragged into professional rivalries and used to discredit me publicly.
The rapper said he decided to speak out as the allegations continued to gain traction online.
The accusations being pushed are deliberate fabrications designed to damage my name, my work, and everything I’ve built, he stated. They’ve caused pain to my family, my team, and those who support me. It’s disheartening to see people weaponise lies for attention and revenge. Family games
Blaqbonez assured fans that he is cooperating with authorities to ensure the truth comes to light and has taken legal steps to protect himself from defamation and harassment.
I’m cooperating fully with the authorities and taking legal action to defend myself. I have nothing to hide and welcome transparency, he said.
He also reaffirmed his commitment to honesty and self-belief — values he says continue to shape his art.
I’ve worked hard to represent honesty and self-belief in my music. That will not change. The truth will come out, and I hope this moment reminds everyone that false accusations and bullying have real-life consequences.
Blaqbonez concluded by thanking his supporters and reiterating his focus on peace, music, and clearing his name.
I won’t allow personal grudges or online hostility to define who I am or distract me from my purpose, he added. “The truth is not afraid of light — and that’s where I stand.
