VIDEO; VERYDARKMAN REPLIES FALZ SISTER ; I NEVER MENTIONED ANYBODY NAME

VeryDarkMan, whose real name is Martins Vincent Otse, is a Nigerian social media activist and influencer who's been in the news lately for all the wrong reasons. He's been embroiled in several controversies, including allegations of cyberbullying and defamation .He responded to falz sister claims that he never mention anybody name.

Online personality, VeryDarkMan has refused to back down, and challenged Falz’s family to sue him over leaked audio implicating them in Bobrisky‘s bribery claims.Following threats of legal action from Falz’s sister against VeryDarkMan, he released a response video that has further fueled the drama.

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Folakemi Falana, sister of Nigerian singer Falz, has released a statement addressing the recent bribery allegations made by social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, aka VeryDarkMan.

In the statement, Folakemi expressed outrage and disappointment at VDM's accusations, which she described as "baseless" and "defamatory." She emphasized that her family, particularly their father, Femi Falana, a renowned human rights lawyer, has always stood for integrity and justice.

"It's appalling that VDM would accuse us of bribery and corruption, knowing our family's values and principles," Folakemi said. "We won't tolerate these malicious lies."

Folakemi challenged VDM to provide evidence or retract his statements, warning that they would take legal action if necessary.

"We demand that VDM produces concrete evidence to support his allegations or apologizes and retracts his statements," she stated. "If not, we'll explore all legal options to protect our family's reputation."

Recall that Falana had written VDM to retract his statement and apologise or face a lawsuit. 

Femi Falana has also denied the allegations, stating that they are part of a smear campaign to tarnish his reputation.

The Falana family's response highlights the growing concern about online defamation and the need for accountability.