Zimbabwean rapper and businessman Mudiwa Hood has fired back at fellow artist Holy Ten, following shocking claims made by the Risky Life hitmaker during an interview on the DJ Ollah 7 Podcast. Holy Ten alleged that during a visit to Spirit Embassy, Prophet Uebert Angel’s church, Mudiwa showed him a gun and condoms, a statement that has now sparked a heated war of words on social media.
Taking to his platforms, Mudiwa did not hold back, expressing his outrage over what he calls lies and social media abuse. In a strongly worded statement, the rapper accused Holy Ten of cyberbullying and defamation, vowing to take legal action.
“I have forgiven a lot of people, but not this ungrateful young man! He is not above the LAW! Never!” wrote Mudiwa.
Mudiwa went on to reveal that despite the ongoing drama, he once helped Holy Ten recover his impounded Range Rover after he was reportedly stranded in Hatfield. According to him, he personally spoke to an ambassador who then assisted Holy Ten with nearly $4,000 to sort out his situation.
“How he blatantly lies and then asks for forgiveness is beyond me. Last time he posted nonsense about me, he came back with an apology and blamed it on alcohol,” Mudiwa added, making it clear that he has had enough of what he calls Holy Ten’s reckless behavior.
The gospel rapper further claimed that Holy Ten had previously tried to associate himself with the MH Brand but was turned down multiple times. He alleged that Holy Ten even sent his manager and bombarded him with missed calls on Instagram in a bid to collaborate, but he refused.
In a dramatic twist, Mudiwa suggested that Holy Ten’s alleged struggles with drugs, alcohol, and mental health issues will not be used as an excuse this time, vowing to let the law take its course.
“His drugs, being possessed, and alcohol problems will not be an excuse this time! No one is above the law!” Mudiwa declared.
Holy Ten, who has been known for his outspoken nature, is yet to respond to Mudiwa’s accusations, but social media has already erupted with mixed reactions. Some fans are siding with Mudiwa, calling out Holy Ten for allegedly fabricating stories, while others believe that the Kumba Kune Vanhu rapper might have some truth to his claims.
As the drama continues to unfold, one thing is certain—Zimbabwean hip-hop just got a whole lot more entertaining! Will this battle end in court, or will Holy Ten offer yet another apology?
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