Anticipation builds as Verydarkman lands in Lagos for a showdown with the Falanas (VIDEO)

• Verydarkman shook things up with a raw and unfiltered video, confirming his arrival in Lagos as he prepares for a courtroom showdown in the high court.
• His arrival video hit social media like a seismic shift, splitting the public down the middle, allegations of double standards and favoritism surged.

The escalating feud between outspoken social media figure Martins Otse, famously known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), and the powerhouse Falana family—Femi and his son, rapper Falz—has hit a fever pitch with VDM’s confirmed arrival in Lagos.

In a viral video that’s sent intrigue through social media, VDM boldly announced his impending appearance at the Ikeja High Court, set for Thursday, November 14.

VDM’s lawsuit ties back to a scandalous phone call he aired during a heated online war with crossdresser Bobrisky. That phone conversation, which pulled the Falanas into the fray, led to a fierce backlash, with the family accusing him of defamation and dragging their name through the mud.

Undeterred, Verydarkman doubled down on his commitment to “speak the truth” and expose the double standards he claims plague Nigeria’s elite.

The activist, in the clip, took a public dig at Falz by calling him “daddy’s boy.”

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As anticipated, VeryDarkMan’s comment section became a hive of activity as countless supporters flooded in, rallying behind him in the lead-up to his courtroom clash with the influential Falana family.

The anticipation is palpable, with many eager to see how this high-stakes confrontation with the legal powerhouse will unfold.

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This is coming after VeryDarkMan’s fiery takedown of Hajia Fatima Lau, wife of Senator Shuaibu Isa Lau of Taraba North, which set social media ablaze.

The drama erupted after Mrs. Lau was accused of orchestrating the unexpected arrest and detention of skitmaker Nafiu Hassan.

His alleged offense, A bold video exposing the dire state of roads in their constituency—a criticism that apparently struck a nerve.