"Shut Up! I'm a God. You Are All Just Commoners" – VDM Fires Back at Critics Over Okoye Family Saga
Activist and social media commentator VeryDarkMan has hit back at those criticizing him for speaking on the ongoing Okoye family controversy, dismissing his detractors as "commoners" while insisting that he has every right to weigh in on the matter just like everyone else.
"Shut Up! I'm a God. You Are All Just Commoners" – VDM Fires Back at Critics Over Okoye Family Saga
VeryDarkMan, whose real name is Martins Vincent Otse, has become one of the most prominent voices weighing in on the P-Square family feud, and his latest outburst has only added to the drama.
Responding to calls for him to stop commenting on the Okoye brothers' dispute, VDM made it clear that he would not be silenced. "Shut up! I'm a god. You are all just commoners," he declared, dismissing his critics and asserting his right to speak on any issue he chooses.
He argued that since everyone else is discussing the matter, there is no reason why he should be excluded from the conversation.
The activist also drew comparisons between the Okoye family controversy and the Mohbad case, accusing his critics of repeating the same pattern they displayed during that tragic incident.
He claimed that his insistence on a DNA test helped keep Mohbad's case alive, and that the issue caused serious problems for his family, with his mother, father, and sisters all being insulted during the controversy.
He also claimed that Naira Marley was almost "killed" by public opinion because of the one-sided narrative surrounding the case, insisting that he helped prevent that outcome.
His comments suggest that he views his role in both controversies as that of a truth-seeker who is willing to challenge popular narratives.
VDM's involvement in the Okoye saga has been controversial, with some praising him for fact-checking claims and others accusing him of fanning the flames of a family dispute that should have remained private.
His latest statement dismissing his critics as "commoners" has been met with mixed reactions, with some social media users applauding his confidence while others have described his comments as arrogant and disrespectful.
The activist has previously been involved in other high-profile controversies, including his legal battle with Falz and the Mohbad case, where he accused Naira Marley of being responsible for the singer's death.
As the Okoye family feud continues to dominate Nigerian social media, VDM remains determined to have his say, regardless of public opinion. His comparison to the Mohbad case suggests that he sees the Okoye controversy through a similar lens, as a dispute requiring public scrutiny and fact-checking.
Whether his involvement will lead to any resolution or simply add more noise to an already chaotic situation remains to be seen, but VDM has made it clear that he will not be backing down anytime soon.
Source: TrendyBeatz
