Seyi Vibez has taken his ongoing dispute with his former label boss, Dapper, into more personal territory after bringing celebrity chef Hilda Baci into the conversation.
In a series of posts on X, the singer claimed that he once ate food prepared by Hilda Baci and “almost died,” while also making other allegations against Dapper. The claim was not accompanied by evidence, and neither the alleged reaction to the food nor the circumstances surrounding it have been independently verified.
Seyi Vibez Turns Up the Heat on Dapper
Seyi Vibez and Dapper Music parted ways in 2024, and their relationship has remained a subject of public discussion as former and current artistes have raised allegations about their dealings with the label.
The latest controversy intensified in August 2026, when Seyi Vibez accused Dapper of financial misconduct involving artistes' music catalogues. He also claimed, without providing supporting documents, that he played a major role in building Dapper's music business.
But his latest posts moved the argument away from contracts and catalogue money and directly into Dapper's relationship with Hilda Baci.
“I Almost Died”
According to reports on the posts, Seyi Vibez recalled eating food associated with Hilda Baci and claimed the experience nearly cost him his life.
That is a serious allegation, but at this stage it remains Seyi Vibez's claim, rather than an established fact.
The singer also made a separate allegation about Hilda's BBL, claiming that money from artistes' catalogues was being used to fund it. He did not provide evidence for that claim either.
Hilda Baci has been publicly linked romantically to Dapper, so her name has repeatedly surfaced whenever controversy surrounding his music business has returned to the spotlight.
This is not the first time the label's disputes have spilled over onto Hilda.
In December 2024, after Shallipopi left Dapper Music and made allegations against the label, an old video of Dapper giving Hilda a Range Rover resurfaced online. Some social-media users alleged that money belonging to artistes had financed the gift, although those claims were not established.
Hilda was subsequently targeted by online commenters, with some referring to her as the “ripper's wife.” Those were social-media reactions to allegations against Dapper, not evidence that Hilda herself had participated in any wrongdoing.
That is what makes the latest Seyi Vibez outburst particularly striking.
The original dispute concerns serious questions about contracts, catalogues, revenue and the business relationship between artistes and Dapper Music. T.I Blaze has also publicly raised allegations concerning licensing and revenue, while other former Dapper artistes have spoken about their experiences.
Seyi's decision to bring Hilda's food and appearance into the conversation changes the temperature of the argument.
It turns a music-industry dispute into something much more personal.
The interesting part isn't whether social media will believe the food story.
It is how quickly a business fallout can become personal once the people involved stop arguing about contracts and start talking about each other's private lives.
And now Hilda Baci, who is not the former label boss at the centre of Seyi's dispute, has found herself pulled into the conversation through allegations that have not been independently verified.
The question is becoming bigger than Dapper and Seyi: when an industry dispute moves online, where does exposing the truth end and personal warfare begin? 👀
He also alleged that about ₦1.2 billion in revenue remained unexplained, while claiming that he had waited several months for the matter to be resolved amicably. 
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