Rising musician Odumodu Black recently shared his strong stance on abortion during an interview with Zero Conditions. In a candid manner, he firmly stated that abortion is a form of murder, without any attempt to soften his viewpoint.

According to Black, he believes that the human body does not belong to individuals but to God, and thus it should be utilized to serve and worship Him. Going against this, he emphasized, should lead to seeking swift forgiveness rather than asserting rights.

However, not everyone agrees with Black’s perspective. Some argue that abortion is more often a result of unfortunate circumstances rather than a deliberate act of murder. They view it as a complex issue, acknowledging that individuals may be compelled to make such decisions due to challenging situations.

This is not the first time Odumodu Black has courted controversy. In November, he faced criticism for a song that objectified women and implied a connection between their financial status and engaging in sexual activities. Many women condemned his derogatory remarks, voicing their disapproval.

Furthermore, in an interview on November 8th, Odumodu Black revealed that he had filmed a music video just one day after his father’s passing. Despite being in a state of mourning, he emphasized the pragmatic nature of life, acknowledging that it continues to march forward regardless.

Adding to the timeline, in early December, Odumodu Black playfully criticized Davido for referring to Dele Momodou as his “boy.” The musician did not hold back, labeling Davido as a fool for using such a term.

Throughout his journey in the public eye, Odumodu Black has garnered attention through controversies and bold statements, establishing himself as an artist unafraid to express his opinions, even when they provoke strong reactions.