Controversial social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) has made a fresh and explosive claim about his involvement in the ongoing dispute between P-Square brothers Peter and Paul Okoye and their elder brother, Jude Okoye.
Key Highlights
- VDM makes fresh claims about P-Square dispute.
- He alleges Peter Okoye approached him initially.
- VDM claims Peter expected criticism of Paul and Jude.
- Activist says he conducted independent investigations.
- He accuses critics of trying to intimidate him.
VDM on Sunday spoke out amid criticism over his continued commentary on the family and business crisis, alleging that some people are attempting to intimidate him into keeping quiet.
“You all want to instil fear in me to stop talking, but it won’t work,” he said.
The activist further claimed that Peter Okoye initially approached him over the dispute because he expected him to publicly speak against Paul and Jude.
According to VDM, however, Peter allegedly did not anticipate that he would carry out his own findings and consider different sides of the controversy before deciding where he stood.
“Peter came to me for a reason. And now that the reason is not being actualised, you all are angry. Peter wanted me to come out and speak against his brothers, but what he didn’t bank on is me doing my own findings,” he alleged.
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The claim has added another twist to the long-running P-Square saga, which has repeatedly seen Peter, Paul and Jude present conflicting accounts about their strained family and business relationship.
VDM also hit back at those criticising his involvement, insisting that he would not be frightened into abandoning his position.
He referenced previous controversies involving late singer Mohbad, social media personality Blessing CEO and former House of Representatives Speaker, Femi Gbajabiamila, claiming that public narratives surrounding those cases eventually changed.
“I will still be here when all of you attacking Paul and Jude will change your narrative just like you did with the case of Mohbad, Blessing CEO, and even Femi Gbajabiamila,” he said.
VDM added, “I own this media. And there’s nothing you all can do about it.”
His remarks have generated mixed reactions online, with some Nigerians supporting his decision to investigate the P-Square dispute independently rather than blindly taking sides, while others have questioned his decision to become involved in the brothers’ deeply personal conflict.
The latest development is likely to fuel further debate around the P-Square crisis, as Peter, Paul and Jude continue to offer different perspectives on the events that have contributed to their fractured relationship.
