Tension Rises as Blord Plans to Arrest China Ross and Extradite VeryDarkMan, Drops 1 Condition
- Blord announced plans to involve Chinese authorities to investigate alleged fraud linked to China Ross and hinted at extraditing VeryDarkMan
- The conflict began after VeryDarkMan accused Blord of inflating the prices of phones imported from China
- Blord urged alleged victims of China Ross to submit evidence to his China office for legal action
A Nigerian man reacted as entrepreneur Linus Blord Williams shared plans to extradite online personality Martins Vincent Otse, known as VeryDarkMan, to China and arrest businessman China Ross with Chinese police.
The entrepreneur, Blord, shared this on his Instagram page, @mrblordofficial, amid his face-off with VeryDarkMan.
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Blord moves to extradite VeryDarkMan
Both individuals had, in recent days, bashed each other online over the price of phones imported to Nigeria from China.
VeryDarkMan had called out Blord over the high price of the imported phones he is selling to the public, and in retaliation, Blord released some private photos of VeryDarkMan.
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Amid their battle over mobile phones, VeryDarkMan was involved in another controversy with a Chinese businessman. While that was ongoing, Blord took to his media page to send a message to the public.
VeryDarkMan distanced himself from a Chinese businessman, China Ross, following claims that he scammed a woman. In response, China Ross released screenshots to clear his name. VeryDarkMan has yet to respond to or dismiss the evidence presented by the businessman.
Amid this, Blord has asked individuals who claim to have been scammed by China Ross to come forward with their evidence and send the proofs to a specific address, as his office in China would follow up and ensure the businessman is arrested by the Chinese police.
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He also added that this might lead to the extradition of VeryDarkMan, whose real name is Martins Vincent Otse, to China, so he can also face the law.
His statement:
"If you're scammed by Ross and Martins, send @blordgroupchina so we can storm their factory and office with China police; they can also extradite Martins Otse to China as a culprit too."
As he shared the post on his Instagram page, concerned individuals who came across it stormed the comment section to share their thoughts.
Reactions as Blord involves police in VDM saga
Ikechukwu Ukpoanu wrote:
"Business guru with address...no be cho cho cho."
Gust me said:
"Extradition of anyone to another country must involve the government, these are small traders that are very insignificant in China. I'm not a supporter of VDM, but these are small issues."
Jane Lisa said:
"No be small thing oo."
Spirit blamed for VDM and Ross drama
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian man has blamed a mysterious spirit for the ongoing clash between online personality VeryDarkMan and businessman China Ross. The man, known as Uncle Oles on Facebook, claimed the “spirit of drag him down” is the real cause of the feud, not the individuals themselves.
He said VDM mishandled financial support from China Ross, including a sponsorship reportedly worth $15,000 for a trip to China, and warned that those close to VDM could face similar betrayals.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
