Blackface to Tuface: You killed Plantashun Boiz now you’re trying to destroy me

Ahmedu Augustine Obiabo, a Nigerian rapper and songwriter popularly known as Blackface, has revealed the identity of his latest victim.

The artiste took to his Twitter page on Monday to accuse Innocent Idibia, former Plantashun Boyz group member popularly known as Tuface, of stealing his work.

The estranged group members have had issues in the past over song ownership, Blackface laying claims to Idibia’s hit song African Queen.

This time, Obiabo is claiming rights to Let Somebody Love You, a track in ‘Ascension’, an album Tuface released in 2014.

“You tried killing the Plantashun Boiz brand and also tried killing my crew Trybunal by tryna sign RockSteady.

“This the thanks I get? Me making you n you tryna destroy me? Telling them not to patronize me even in my town? like its yours”

Why you get sense pass Tuface?RT@izana_klassik: Make I take permission first @Blackfacenaija I won remix #erima make I go ahead"

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— GHETTO CHILD (@Blackfacenaija) January 25, 2016

You singing #LetsomebodyLoveYou without telling me when you know its my song isn't going down… https://t.co/qZDHaiSrAJ

— GHETTO CHILD (@Blackfacenaija) January 25, 2016

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Suddenly your manager @EfeOmorogbe is a song writer on my song? So you can split publishing 4ways with Bridget Kelly?with my name misspelt?

— GHETTO CHILD (@Blackfacenaija) January 25, 2016

y not ask dat u wana record my song?I was out in d wilderness n u never called becos u wish me dead so my properties be urs? @official2baba

— GHETTO CHILD (@Blackfacenaija) January 25, 2016

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Since you decided to hide you know I still let you know a piece of my mind @official2baba and well meet in court about my publishing

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— GHETTO CHILD (@Blackfacenaija) January 25, 2016

Obiabo who recently released a video titled Killah to make a return to the music scene.

He recently laid claims to fellow musician, Wizkid’s Ojuelegba.

He also threatened to send Wizkid to the cemetery. Obiabo also threatened Idibia with court action.

The group, which also had Chibuzor Orji (Faze), split in 2004 after releasing two albums. They briefly halted the separation in 2007 to release just one more album.

In 2010, Obiabo made comments about Wizkid and former EME label mate Banky W stealing his work, I Like the Way from his ‘Dancehall Bizness’ album.

There have been talks of stealing songs recently, with Dammy Krane accusing Wizkid of the offfence.