OpenLife reports that a tense and unexpected moment unfolded when a woman arrived with a young boy and directly accused social commentator VeryDarkMan of being the child’s father. She claimed the pregnancy stemmed from an encounter that allegedly took place in 2017 at a hotel in Lagos.
According to her, the child standing beside her is the result of that relationship, and she has carried that belief for years without doubt. Her arrival brought immediate attention, especially given the seriousness of the allegation and the presence of the child.
VeryDarkMan, however, strongly disputed her claim. He pointed out that the timeline she presented does not match his movements at the time. He stated that he only began passing through Lagos around 2018–2019, making the alleged 2017 encounter impossible based on his record.
When questioned on how she became certain that he was responsible, particularly since she acknowledged having relationships with other men around that period, her explanation took a different direction. She said, “I used to see VeryDarkMan in my dream dragging my child with me that was when I was convinced VeryDarkMan was responsible that she has been having that dream since 4 years.”
Her statement introduced a new layer to the already disputed situation, as she maintained that the recurring dreams were what solidified her belief over time.
The situation has since triggered widespread conversation, with people divided between those calling for a DNA test and others questioning the consistency of her claims. For now, the matter remains unresolved, with both sides holding firmly to their positions.
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