VeryDarkMan Vows to See Blord Case to the End

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Social media activist VeryDarkMan has vowed to continue his legal battle with businessman Blord, saying the case will not be withdrawn despite claims by Omoyele Sowore that he would discontinue it.

VeryDarkMan made the statement after appearing in court over the case involving him and Blord. According to him, Blord attended the proceedings with a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), despite Sowore previously saying he would bring the matter to an end.

“I’m in court today over my case with Blord. Dear Omoyele Sowore, Blord just left the court with his SAN in the same case you said you would discontinue,” VeryDarkMan said.

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He challenged Sowore to publicly acknowledge that he could not simply terminate a case involving him.

“Now use the same mouth you used to say you would end the case and tell them that you cannot end a case that involves VeryDarkMan,” he added.

VeryDarkMan also disclosed that the matter had been adjourned to December 8, 2026, while insisting that he was prepared to continue with the case for as long as necessary.

“The case has been adjourned to 8th December 2026. Even if this case takes 10 years, we will see it to the end,” he said.

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The activist further claimed that he might ordinarily have chosen to let the matter go, but said he now wanted to continue specifically to demonstrate that Sowore could not unilaterally end the case.

“Ordinarily, I would have let go of this case with Blord, but I want to show Sowore that he cannot simply end a case,” VeryDarkMan stated.

He also turned his attention to Sowore’s political ambitions, urging him to step down from the presidential race and consider contesting for a local political position instead.

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“And lastly, please step down from the presidential race and try something else, maybe Councillor or Local Government Chairman in your state, because you can never become President,” he said.

The latest development adds another layer to the public dispute surrounding VeryDarkMan, Blord and Sowore, with the legal matter now scheduled to return to court on December 8.

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