- Verydarkman has clapped back at Lege Miami, refused to bow after being accused of disrespecting Seyi Tinubu.
- Lege’s 18-hour ultimatum for an apology went unanswered, instead, VDM fired off a defiant response, doubled down on his stance.
Self-acclaimed online watchdog, Vincent Martins Otse, aka Verydarkman (VDM), has unleashed a fiery response after actor Adams Kehinde, aka Lege Miami, threatened him over his remarks about President Tinubu and his son, Seyi.
Speaking from China, VDM marveled at the country’s advanced infrastructure, contrasting it with Nigeria’s shortcomings.
He urged Seyi Tinubu to listen and relay the concerns of the youth to his father, emphasized that the President, given his age, needs someone close to him to bridge the gap.
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Lege Miami, enraged by the callout, issued an 18-hour ultimatum, demanded a public apology for what he termed as disrespect, threatened to deal with him.
But VDM, in new video, refuses to bow. The only apology he offers to Seyi Tinubu is for associating himself with someone like Lege Miami.
Standing firm on his stance, he insists that experiencing China’s development firsthand has only strengthened his resolve to speak out.
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Meanwhile, many have called on Verydarkman to take up the case of embattled Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, believing he is the right investigator to uncover the truth behind her controversial suspension.
The Kogi Central senator’s removal, which came shortly after her damning allegations of sexual harassment against Senate President Godswill Akpabio, has been widely condemned as a blatant attempt to silence her. The Senate Committee on Ethics, Privileges, and Public Petitions swiftly moved against her, but their decision has only fueled public outrage.
Support has poured in, especially from women in the entertainment industry, with Nollywood actress Sarah Martins leading the charge. She has openly called on VDM to wade into the matter, amplifying the demand for justice.
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