Nigerian rapper Tochukwu Ojogwu, popularly known as Odumodublvck, has stirred controversy with his views on injustice faced by black people globally. In a recent interview with BET, the rapper claimed that black-on-black injustice in Africa poses a bigger challenge than racism in America. Odumodublvck argued that, despite the historical and ongoing racial discrimination in the United States, the country is now a better place for black people than Africa, where the population is predominantly black. “We cannot deny the fact that America is now a better place for black people. The things that black people have suffered in America is not compared to the things that black people have suffered in the hands of black people in Africa,” he said. The rapper’s comments have sparked heated reactions on social media. Some critics accused him of downplaying racism in America, while others questioned the fairness of comparing injustices in two very different contexts. Odumodublvck’s remarks highlight ongoing debates about race, inequality, and social justice, and have once again put him at the center of discussions about the African experience versus the African diaspora.