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| Very dark man |
Controversial Nigerian social media figure, Martins Otse—better known to fans and critics alike as VeryDarkMan (VDM)—has broken his silence amid swirling claims that he was bounced from Obi Cubana’s lavish 50th birthday party and even deported from China.
The internet lit up recently when media personality Radiogad alleged that VDM attempted to crash Obi Cubana’s birthday bash but was swiftly escorted out by security for not being on the guest list. The story picked up steam across blogs and social media, with some even speculating that VDM had been deported from China shortly after.
But VDM, never one to shy away from confrontation, is now clapping back.
In a fiery video response, he debunked all the claims, labeling them as “lies cooked up by haters.” According to him, the rumors are part of a desperate attempt to discredit him after several failed plots to bring him down.
> “They are waiting for my downfall—it didn’t happen. So they created a story to make themselves happy,” VDM said, clearly unfazed by the drama.
This isn’t the first time VDM and Obi Cubana’s name have popped up in the same headlines. VDM has previously criticized the billionaire businessman, accusing him of promoting alcohol and luxury instead of using his platform to tackle issues affecting the youth.
What makes this episode even more intriguing is VDM’s growing reputation for fearlessly calling out celebrities and public figures. Love him or hate him, one thing is clear—VeryDarkMan isn’t backing down any time soon.
With his loyal fanbase backing him up and his unapologetic approach to truth-telling, it looks like VDM is ready for whatever storm the internet tries to throw his way next.
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