Old Video of Blord Resurfaces Amid Legal Battle with VeryDarkMan
A throwback video featuring businessman Blord has resurfaced online, sparking renewed interest in his ongoing legal dispute with social media critic Martins Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan. The video, originally from a livestream session in February 2026 with streamer Carter Efe, captures Blord making bold claims about the financial gains from his online feud.
Blord's Bold Claim: "I Am Making Money from VDM"
In the video, Blord expressed dissatisfaction with the conflict but confidently stated, "I am making money from Verydarkman, I have make nothing less than 30 million off VDM, it’s not a Joke." This revelation has drawn significant attention, especially as it emerges during a period when Blord is facing serious legal charges.
The video resurfaced on social media platforms following Blord's arrest and detention. He was remanded in Kuje prison for 26 days by a Federal High Court in Abuja, facing allegations of impersonation, forgery, and conspiracy. Authorities claim he used VeryDarkMan's image and name without consent for various promotional activities, including billboards and fake event tickets.
Netizens React: Evidence for the Court?
Social media users have been quick to comment on the old video, with many suggesting it could serve as crucial evidence in the legal case. Reactions include:
- godwin2cute commented: "This is the easiest case for any lawyer. Evidence full online."
- tifexclusive wrote: "Carterefe prayed and be like God go answer am o. Carter: I want to be like you in the future! X4 The future: KUJE ? TVC: Preparing the lawsuit."
- surprise1st said: "Infact person whey dem jst call to bar will win this case walai talai."
- 9ijacars reacted: "When vdm was posting him and talking bad about him and his business that not an evidence ? When vdm was telling people not to buy his iphone speaker and electric car that not a bulling this case I wish it was in Lagos I would go to court every day the court coming up."
- dprince_tobiaski1 said: "All this while vdm has been quite, at a point I began to think if vdm was too weak. Never knew he was busy gardening evidence."
Other users, like arews124 and purplesspritte, also weighed in, highlighting the potential impact of this video in court proceedings.
Blord's Continued Business Promotions from Prison
Despite his incarceration, Blord's social media presence remains active. On Friday, April 3, 2026, a new video was shared across his platforms, promoting a real estate project he dubbed the 'new Banana Island in Anambra.' The over one-minute video showcased a 400-plot development with an operational filling station, indicating his efforts to maintain business operations even while detained.
This situation underscores the complex interplay between social media feuds, legal issues, and personal branding in Nigeria's digital landscape. As the case unfolds, the old video of Blord's claims adds another layer to the narrative, potentially influencing public perception and legal outcomes.
