VeryDarkMan Mocks Blord After His Social Media Account Is Suspended Again

Nigerian influencer VeryDarkMan has ridiculed businessman Linus Williams Ifejika, popularly known as Blord, after Blord’s social media account was suspended for the second time in just a few days. In a video shared online, VeryDarkMan laughed at Blord and said, “Thought it was a deactivation by you? Did you deactivate for the second time?” He further boasted about being the “fourth arm of the government” and claimed to have his own authority. The feud between the two reportedly began over allegations that Blord sold modified iPhone XRs as iPhone 17s. The conflict intensified online, with Blord allegedly sharing compromising videos of VeryDarkMan, contributing to the suspension. The exchange has sparked widespread discussion on social media about online behavior, accountability, and the consequences of public digital spats.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Martins vincent otse (@verydarkblackman)

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Portable Slams Blord For Stinginess, Boasts Of Gifts From Jay Plug And Burna Boy

Nigerian singer Portable has fired shots at fellow entertainer Blord, accusing him of being stingy over a recent music stunt. Blord had played a diss track targeting VeryDarkMan in his new car, offering ₦1 million to anyone who could perform the song. Portable rejected the offer, insisting that his talent deserved more. When Blord did not respond, Portable reportedly slid into his DMs to taunt him about his frugality. He pointed to other generous gestures from celebrities, claiming that Jay Plug had gifted him 100 iPhones and that Burna Boy had given him ₦20 million while also promising a future collaboration. This latest exchange adds fuel to the ongoing rivalry between Portable and VeryDarkMan, which has played out through diss tracks and social media back-and-forths, capturing the attention of fans and the media alike. The full video of Portable calling out Blord in his DM after Blord refused to give him ₦20 million to shoot the video of VeryDarkMan's d!$$ song, even called him a liar 😂😭 pic.twitter.com/orADhqpg61 — 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) October 21, 2025

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VeryDarkMan Fires Back At Blord After IG Suspension, Says “Business Wise, I Don Collect Am”

VeryDarkMan has struck back at Blord following the suspension of Blord’s Instagram account. The feud ignited when Blord advertised iPhone XRs modified to look like iPhone 17s at discounted prices. In response, VeryDarkMan posted a similar ad, undercutting Blord with an even lower price. Blord attempted to retaliate by sharing explicit videos of VeryDarkMan, but the move backfired, resulting in the suspension of his own account. VeryDarkMan dismissed the drama, saying Blord’s actions were driven by anger and that he simply “fell into his own trap.” He added that he remains unfazed, noting his reputation was already tainted. He stated, “I told them if I come for you, you’re the victim, if you come for me you’re still the victim… Now you don lose in every way. Business wise, I don collect am.”   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Martins vincent otse (@verydarkblackman)

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Blord’s Instagram Shut Down Following Online Feud With VeryDarkMan

Nigerian crypto entrepreneur and social media influencer Linus Williams, popularly known as Blord, has had his Instagram account removed following a heated online clash with activist VeryDarkMan (VDM). The account, which boasted over 3 million followers, suddenly became inaccessible on October 15, 2025, triggering a flurry of speculation and discussion across platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok. Fans expressed shock and curiosity over the disappearance of his account. The controversy reportedly began when Blord shared a private video of VDM on his Instagram story, allegedly purchased for ₦500,000. The post was considered a violation of Instagram’s privacy and harassment policies, leading to either the suspension or deletion of his account. While some reports suggest the removal is permanent, others indicate it could be a temporary suspension with the possibility of reinstatement. The situation has sparked mixed reactions online. Supporters of VDM, known as the “Ratels,” celebrated the outcome as a victory, while Blord’s fans expressed frustration and disappointment, criticizing his actions and questioning his judgment. It remains uncertain whether Blord will regain access to his Instagram account. The incident highlights the importance of adhering to social media guidelines and demonstrates the influence of online communities in holding users accountable.

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Blord Makes Sarcastic Apology to VeryDarkMan Following Nude Video Legal Threat

Blord has reacted after VeryDarkMan (VDM) threatened legal action over the posting of his explicit video on Instagram, issuing what many perceive as a sarcastic apology. On his social media, Blord wrote: “Small quarrel you don carry the matter reach court, I apologize bro. Let’s settle out of court please. Everyone that saved the video please delete it. I don enter wahala o.” He also asked for legal assistance, adding: “I need a lawyer to defend me, someone should help me with one, I don’t want to go to jail. Nigerians help me.” Observers note that the tone of the message appears sarcastic, in line with Blord’s usual bold and confrontational online persona. The feud began when Blord reportedly paid ₦500,000 for explicit content of VDM and posted it on Instagram. In response, VDM sent a new video directly to Blord and threatened to continue sending such content daily, escalating the dispute. It remains unclear whether the parties will resolve the matter out of court or if it will proceed through legal channels.

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VeryDarkMan Vows to Send Blord New Nude Video Every Day After Leak

Activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) has fired back after businessman Blord allegedly paid N500,000 to obtain a nude video of him and shared it on Instagram. VDM took to social media to respond, saying: “I saw that Blord paid N500,000 to someone to get a video of my noodles and he posted it on his IG story for people to see. Guess what, Blord? You should have told me you wanted to see my noodles. I have sent a new one to your DM and make sure you show your wife too. This is how I will be sending it to you every day. You are a mumu.” He also defended his actions regarding his sister’s phone number, which had been shared for phone sales: “You think you can push me to the ground? I am already on the ground. Who else should I use? I even bought her a car before I left Nigeria. I will open a gadget shop for her too.” VDM’s bold and unfiltered response has sparked a storm on social media, drawing widespread attention and reactions from his followers. Verydarkman don react to him n00dles wey B Lord post yesterday. Omoh, VDM no really send say he post am oo! This matter go long 👀🙂‍↔️ pic.twitter.com/BOo2ji7bq0 — TENIOLA (@Teeniiola) October 15, 2025

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