Lawyer Shares What VeryDarkMan Did in Court During Blord's Case, His Post Gets Attention

Lawyer Shares What VeryDarkMan Did in Court During Blord's Case, His Post Gets Attention

  • A Nigerian lawyer has shared a post on the X app speaking about VeryDarkMan's court case with Blord
  • In a now-viral tweet, the lawyer narrated what transpired in court including VeryDarkMan's behaviour
  • Nigerians have been sharing various opinions online after it was reported that Blord was reprimanded in prison

A Nigerian lawyer has shed light on the court proceedings involving popular influencer VeryDarkMan and businessman Blord.

His post quickly went viral after it was reported that Blord had been reprimanded in Kuje prison.

Lawyer shares how VeryDarkMan began making an unexpected video during court case with Blord.
Lawyer speaks about VeryDarkMan's actions in court. Photo credit: @Olanipekun/X.
Source: Twitter

Lawyer speaks about Blord's court proceedings

The lawyer, @Olanipekun on X, took to the microblogging platform to share details of what transpired in court.

According to the lawyer, VeryDarkMan and Blord's case was heard, resulting in Blord's remand in Kuje Prison until April 27.

The lawyer expressed dismay at VeryDarkMan's subsequent actions, claiming that he recorded a video of himself escorting Blord to the prison.

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In his words:

"VerydarkMan (VDM) V BLORD (Linus Williams) came up in court today. After reading his charges, the court remanded Blord in kuje prison till 27th April. Guess what VDM DID?He made a video of himself escorting BLORD to kuje Prison. What kind of pettiness is this."
Lawyer shares how VeryDarkMan behaved in court during case with Blord.
Lawyer calls VeryDarkMan 'petty' over his behaviour in court during Blord's case. Photo credit: Newstimes.
Source: UGC

Reactions as Blord is remanded in prison

The post elicited various reactions from Nigerians, with some expressing disappointment at VeryDarkMan's behaviour.

@sholiax said:

"Oga if you thoroughly you get power, why not fight the corrupted political, than fighting your follow citizen. Nah man you be you no be God."

@uc_steph said:

"I don't understand something this is social media na it very clear that VDM or someone close to him will definitely see all this post na why de lie."

@VIK said:

"Blord the first person to frustrate vdm to sue him, anyway the drama is going well. Las las una two go Dey ok I’m not picking sides oooh but I thought Vdm is always against the govt why use the same govt to fight your battles. And na you be our govt we rely on before eeeh the voice of the voiceless oooh."

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@Kush empire reacted:

"If sowore do anyhow omo na opportunity for government to hold am down too at the same time honestly I love both VDM and sowore but this 1 wey sowore talk no go at all."

@Pablo musk commented:

"Oga sometimes even with ur reputation and evidence he no day work for everybody if b lord fit go kuje who are u."

@Iyke John Elue added:

"Very dark man please forgive I love him please forgive him because he didn't join the City boy forgiving for that please."

@Achomba junior said:

"Blord will win VDM in court...I know the reason why."

See the post below:

Nigerian man publicly criticises VeryDarkMan

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man reacted to the ongoing saga between popular Nigerian influencer VeryDarkMan and businessman Blord.

In a now-viral tweet, the man also criticised the influencer and accused him of disrespecting a presidential aspirant, Sowore.

Source: Legit.ng

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