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VIDEO: Vic O accuses Ziatan Ibile of beating him up in Lekki Lagos

Jenny Soul by Jenny Soul
January 22, 2020
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VIDEO: Vic O accuses Ziatan Ibile of beating him up in Lekki Lagos
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Social media has been agog with Vic O accusing Ziatan Ibile of beating him up in Lekki Lagos. The duo have been engaged in awriws of Controversies on Social media.

Vic O currently shared a video Online on how Ziatan set him up to be beaten by boys allegedly hired by him numbering about eight or ten . He went ahead to show his bruised face in the Video

Ziatan and Vic O who are currently having a show down on social media have definitely taken this Fight to a whole new level.Vic O in his trending video have promised to pay Ziatan back in his own coin.

He accused Ziatan of being a cultist and said that Ziatan was present when he got beaten by the boys he allegedly hired.

just two days ago the Nigerian  Rapper  and Instagram Sensation,Victor  Odu popularly known as Vic O called out his fellow rapper Ziatan for ignoring him. They have been having series of bickering on social media.

 

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According to Vic O, a friend wanted the contact of Ziatan for his upcoming show and he reached out to Ziatan only to be  ignored by him. He reached out to Ziatan and Ziatan totally ignored him.

 

Vic O felt slighted and went to social media to call him out and vent.He painted the fact that he Vic O,was a Veteran in the Nigerian music Industry and won’t take being ignored. He went on to social media and called him various derogatory names.

He also recently shared a video online blasting Ziatan for refusing to give him his Mobile number and promised to deal with him as a Veteran in the Music Industry. He also emphasized the fact that he got into the Industry before Ziatan.

The showdown seems to be a topic on social media as fans of both Rappers are wondering what would happen next with this recent allegation of Vic O accusing Ziatan Ibile of beating him up in Lekki Lagos.

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Video Vic O Accuses  Ziatan of beating him up in Lekki Lagos

 

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