“Illbliss Said What He Said” – N6 Weighs In After Illbliss Claims Igbos Own Lands Across Lagos

- Media personality N6 has publicly backed rapper Illbliss following a heated social media exchange over the contributions of Igbos to the Lagos economy and real estate sector.
- The controversy began after Illbliss defended the economic contributions of Igbos in Lagos, leading to a heated back-and-forth with another X user.
- N6 later weighed in, supporting the rapper’s stance and criticizing those who attacked him online.
Media personality N6 has thrown his weight behind rapper Illbliss amid an ongoing social media controversy surrounding comments about Igbo investments and property ownership in Lagos.
The debate started after Illbliss highlighted the economic contributions of Igbos to Lagos, particularly in commerce and real estate.
“The igbos have contributed immensely to the Lagos economy! Commerce Wise! if you have a problem with it HUG A FRI[G]ING Transformer!!! We have made massive investments in Real estate too!! other tribes have contributed too. why is it always a problem when it’s the igbos?!! why??”
The post attracted mixed reactions, including a response from an X user identified as @IgeOlusayo47761.
“Better go contribute and save your lands from erosion. Lagos has offered you betterment. Respect that and stop being lousy. No one sends Ur papa.”
Illbliss responded with a strongly worded reply.
“we own your lands F[!][ol]! we bought everywhere! and renting it back to you. thank You Lagos for the opportunity. you will pay Rent forever in this city bl[oo]dy sca[ve]nger!”
As the exchange continued to trend online, N6 publicly defended the rapper and criticized those he believed were attacking him unfairly.
“Illbliss said what He Said. Who wan Cry Make E Cry. Who wan Nack Head for wall Make e Nack Head for wall. You Barb[ari]ans insult Calm OGs Then when they reply you With Fire You Try to Run an Agenda on their Reply. ILLBLISS SAID WHAT HE SAID. If You don’t Like It. Chew Glass.. 😤🤬”
The comments have since generated widespread reactions across social media, with users debating ethnic relations, economic contributions, property ownership, and the role of public figures in sensitive conversations involving identity and regional interests.







