‘Colleagues, industry players always backstabbing me’, Vector

• Nigerian hip-hop artist, Olanrewaju David Ogunmefun, better known as Vector Tha Viper, has opened up on how some of his colleagues and music executives treats him  
• The singer revealed that his colleagues are always backstabbing him and tarnishing his image abroad

Nigerian rapper, Vector Tha Viper, has taken to social media to express his frustration with the constant backstabbing he experiences in the music industry.

In a new tweet, the rapper lamented about the lack of loyalty among industry players, particularly his colleagues.

He claims that some of his colleagues are undermining his brand abroad.

The singer claims he has been labeled “stubborn” and “troublesome” because he refuses to compromise.

Vector stated that the most amusing part is that those who betray him always appear nice in his presence.

On his X handle, the rapper wrote:

“I’ve been holding back a lot. If you think about it, I am the perfect example of the one who they thought would be ‘classist’ because I rap in English and I should ‘leave all these local affiliations’ but una no mind when Jay-Z dey rep bed Stuyvesant or Brooklyn.

“Because I’ve always had my self awareness intact, ‘he’s stubborn’.

“In the US, an ex affiliate of one of your darling rappers said ‘I see why they were uncomfortable about you; you don’t bow to anyone’.

“Abi na when them go Ghana dey talk say all Vector knows how to do is ‘trouble rap’ only for the blogger to check online and find ‘luv you Nigeria’ and reached out to encourage me. I think he said ‘this is the most poetic rap I’ve heard from Nigeria’.

“The funniest part is, these people literally become nice puppy dogs when I see them. You would wonder why they are scared of a man like me who smiles so much.”

In another story, Rapper, Vector queries Festus Keyamo for questioning rationale behind PDP’s protest against election results

He reacted to a post by the minister who is also a spokesman of the All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council, where he demanded to know why the opposition Peoples Democratic Party was planning to embark on a protest challenging the results of the presidential election.