Shocking! VeryDarkMan Exposes Zlatan In Mohbad Death

Controversial Nigerian social media activist Vincent Otse Martins, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, has stirred up fresh controversy by releasing an audio recording he claims captures a conversation between music promoter Sam Larry and Nigerian singer Zlatan Ibile discussing the circumstances surrounding the death of late artist Mohbad.

VeryDarkMan, who shared the alleged recording on his Instagram page, states that the conversation reveals Zlatan’s reluctance to get involved in the public outcry for justice for Mohbad, citing the “drama that speaking out on social media brings.”

Following the release of the audio, VeryDarkMan issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Zlatan, demanding that the singer publicly address the situation and explain his silence during the initial calls for justice regarding Mohbad’s demise.

“I am going to be playing a voice recording between Zlatan and Sam Larry, during the time Mohbad died. Now, I expect in 48 hours Zlatan will come out to explain what he knows and why he did not speak out when we were seeking justice for Mohbad,” VeryDarkMan declared.

He further justified his decision to revisit the case, stating, “Secondly, I see a lot of comments saying, VDM why did you bring this case back, it shows a lot of you are ingrates. I deliberately brought this case back because I see a lot of you have moved on, that is why our government cannot take us seriously because we are so quick to move on.”

VeryDarkMan expressed his commitment to securing justice for Mohbad, who remains unburied.

“I really want to get justice for the boy, he has not been buried and his spirit is moving around, while some people knew the truth, they distracted everybody and used bullying to cover it up and you Zlatan, you kept quiet.”

He concluded with a strong message to critics: “I don start that case again anybody wey no like am make e enter bush, but you are not a real person if you ask me why I brought back the case again. So you want to make the case go down and you say you wanted justice for the boy. You all are fake, a lot of you are fake.”