Nigerian comedian DeeOne has escalated his ongoing clash with social media critic VeryDarkMan by publicly daring him and unveiling plans for a bold billboard campaign.
In a move that has stirred reactions online, DeeOne shared images linking VeryDarkMan to the All Progressives Congress and the “City Boy” movement, claiming he intends to display them on billboards across Lagos and other parts of the country. The comedian framed the action as a direct response to criticisms and allegations previously made against him.
According to DeeOne, the billboard move is meant to “set the record straight” and challenge narratives he believes have been pushed unfairly. He suggested that taking the matter offline and into public spaces would amplify the conversation and force accountability.
The development marks a new phase in the feud between both personalities, which has largely played out on social media through videos, call-outs, and counterclaims. By moving the dispute into physical advertising spaces, DeeOne appears to be raising the stakes and widening the audience beyond digital platforms.
Reactions have been swift and divided. While some supporters view the move as bold and strategic, others have criticised it as unnecessary escalation, warning that such actions could deepen tensions and potentially lead to legal consequences.
Observers also point out that the situation reflects a growing trend where online disputes among influencers spill into real-world campaigns, blending entertainment, controversy, and publicity.
As the situation unfolds, many are watching closely to see whether the billboard plan will materialise and how VeryDarkMan will respond to the latest challenge.
