OpenLife reports that social media activist Verydarkman has sparked fresh controversy online after making serious allegations involving Seyi Tinubu and influencer King Mitchy.
In a viral statement circulating across social media platforms, the outspoken commentator claimed that there may be a coordinated effort to frame him and damage his reputation.
According to him, Nigerians should take note of his warning in case anything unexpected happens to him. He stated:
“If anything happens to me, hold Seyi Tinubu and Mitchy accountable.
If they see p!stol, Igb0 and other illegal stuffs with me, hold king Mitchy and Seyi Tinubu accountable.”
Verydarkman further alleged that a recent apology video made by King Mitchy might not have been entirely genuine. In his view, the video was allegedly staged as part of a broader strategy to influence public perception and divert attention.
Explaining his suspicions, he said:
“They told her to make this apology video so as to clear the air.
The apology she made is all part of the plan, she’s trying to emotionally bl@ckma!l Nigerians so that if anything happens, people will take their eyes off them”
The remarks have quickly generated heated reactions online, with supporters and critics debating the credibility of the claims.
As discussions intensify, many Nigerians are calling for caution and urging all parties involved to clarify the situation. Meanwhile, the individuals mentioned in the allegations have yet to publicly respond.
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