Controversial Nigerian social media activist, VeryDarkMan, popularly known as VDM, has remained at the center of multiple online feuds involving prominent female celebrities, sparking widespread debate across social media.
Over the past two years, the outspoken commentator has repeatedly trended over allegations, celebrity call-outs, and heated exchanges that many Nigerians describe as both influential and deeply divisive.
One of his most notable confrontations involved Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo during the controversy surrounding the death of late singer Mohbad. VDM accused some celebrities of allegedly manipulating narratives around the case, while Iyabo Ojo pushed back with claims of harassment and misinformation.
Key Highlights:
- **VeryDarkMan> (VDM) has been involved in several high-profile online feuds with female celebrities, making him one of Nigeria’s most controversial internet personalities.
- One of his biggest disputes was with Iyabo Ojo during the controversy surrounding the death of Mohbad, with both sides exchanging accusations over the handling of the case.
- VDM also drew criticism for repeatedly questioning Omowunmi Aloba and demanding a DNA test, which many Nigerians viewed as contributing to online harassment.
- Other notable clashes involved Mercy Chinwo, Phyna, Tonto Dikeh, and influencer King Mitchy, with disputes ranging from financial allegations to accusations of cyberbullying and transparency concerns.
- While supporters see VDM as a fearless advocate who challenges powerful figures, critics argue that his approach promotes cyberbullying and unverified claims, leading to lawsuits, police scrutiny, and ongoing public controversy.
The activist also faced backlash over repeated comments directed at Omowunmi Aloba, Mohbad’s widow. VDM repeatedly questioned the circumstances surrounding the singer’s death and publicly demanded a DNA test, triggering criticism from Nigerians who accused him of fueling online harassment against the grieving widow.
Another major controversy emerged between VDM and gospel singer Mercy Chinwo amid her dispute with former record label executive EeZee Tee. The activist publicly challenged some of the singer’s claims and made allegations relating to finances and contractual disagreements, further escalating tensions online.
Reality TV personality Phyna also had a public fallout with VDM after referring to him as “Very Dirty Boy” during an online exchange. The dispute quickly gained traction on social media, with both sides trading accusations over loyalty and public support.
Similarly, actress Tonto Dikeh was among celebrities who accused the activist of cyberbullying and defamatory conduct. The repeated clashes eventually contributed to legal complaints and investigations linked to some of his online activities.
In another widely discussed controversy, VDM clashed with influencer Michelle Mukoro, popularly known as King Mitchy, over questions surrounding transparency in projects connected to NGO donations. The disagreement later spiralled into accusations involving political favouritism and personal attacks.
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Despite the controversies, VDM continues to maintain a loyal fan base, with supporters describing him as a fearless commentator willing to challenge influential figures and expose alleged wrongdoing. Critics, however, argue that many of his methods encourage cyberbullying, online intimidation, and the spread of unverified claims.
Several controversies involving the activist have drawn police attention, lawsuits, and intense public debate, further cementing VDM’s reputation as one of Nigeria’s most polarizing internet personalities.
