Nigerian rapper Vector (Olanrewaju Ogunmefun) has once again stirred conversation online after posting a cryptic message on X (formerly Twitter) that appears to be directed at another artist in the music industry.
The rapper, known for his sharp lyricism and history of lyrical battles, shared a message written in Nigerian Pidgin on Saturday, November 1, 2025. It read:
“Una go let Rap verses dey gas una up till dem track una… Forming ‘picking sides.’ Na so this one don forget say him post him face on Twitter. When we see you, you go understand clearly why many rappers dey avoid Vector.”
The post quickly gained traction online, with fans and industry watchers dissecting every line. Many believe the tweet was a subtle warning to a fellow rapper who may have crossed lines in recent lyrical exchanges or online comments.
Vector’s words, hinting at arrogance and misplaced confidence among newer rappers, have reignited old conversations about respect and hierarchy in the Nigerian hip-hop scene. The phrase “when we see you” has particularly drawn attention, with fans interpreting it as a direct challenge that could lead to a real-life confrontation or musical response.
Although Vector did not mention any names, the tone of the tweet has fueled widespread speculation about who the target might be. Some fans believe it’s aimed at a younger rapper involved in recent online spats, while others think it may be a general statement about the state of rap culture and misplaced bravado among emerging acts.
As of now, Vector has not provided further clarification. The tweet continues to dominate discussions across social media, reminding fans of his reputation as one of Nigeria’s most outspoken and fearless rappers, one who has never shied away from controversy or lyrical warfare.
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