Controversial Nigerian activist Vincent Otse Martins, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has reignited his heated feud with billionaire tech entrepreneur Linus Williams Ifejika, widely called Blord.
The latest drama unfolded after VDM accused Blord of re-uploading his private unclad videos on social media without context — a move that has sparked massive backlash and divided fans online.
The feud initially began when Blord flaunted what he called a modified iPhone XR rebuilt in China to resemble Apple’s latest iPhone 17 Pro. According to him, the device had been refurbished with upgraded features and a sleek new interface.
However, VDM quickly debunked the claim, calling Blord a fraud and labeling the showcased phone a counterfeit. To prove his point, he even traveled to China and demonstrated how old iPhones were being rebranded and sold as “new models.”
Following the exposé, Blord retaliated by offering ₦500,000 to obtain VDM’s nude videos, mocking him for his past controversies. He claimed that while VDM was “sharing explicit content,” he was busy “building a business empire.”
The situation worsened when Blord allegedly reposted VDM’s unclad videos on Instagram — an act that quickly triggered outrage from netizens.
In a bold response, VDM mocked the move, saying:
“Blord didn’t need to pay ₦500,000. I would have sent it for free. In fact, I just sent a fresh one to his DM — he can even show his wife.”
He sarcastically vowed to keep sending “daily updates,” intensifying the online tension.
Despite the chaos, VDM concluded on a positive note, revealing plans to launch a gadget store in Nigeria for his sister, where customers can buy genuine devices at affordable prices — a subtle jab at Blord’s alleged phone resale business.
The saga continues to dominate social media, with fans posting memes, jokes, and heated takes under related hashtags.
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