The recent controversy between VeryDarkMan and Blord has captured significant attention online. The conflict began when VeryDarkMan, an activist known for his outspoken views on social issues, raised concerns about the Billpoint app, a financial service provided by Blord. He shared screenshots from users who claimed that their funds were seized and they received fake alerts from the app. VeryDarkMan accused Blord of not addressing these issues adequately, which led to a heated response from Blord.
Blord Dismissed VeryDarkMan’s Allegations
Blord dismissed VeryDarkMan’s allegations, criticizing him for what he perceived as an attempt to discredit his business. Blord emphasized that out of 1.5 million users, the complaints from a small number of people did not reflect the overall performance of the app. He invited dissatisfied users to visit their physical offices in various locations to resolve their issues.
Blord Attacked VeryDarkMan Personally
The dispute escalated when Blord attacked VeryDarkMan personally, blaming his father’s financial status for VeryDarkMan’s behavior online. Blord suggested that lack of money could lead someone to become a public nuisance and expressed his hope that his followers would achieve financial success to avoid such situations.
This clash highlights the tension between social accountability and personal attacks, drawing a line between constructive criticism and personal vendettas in the public sphere. The outcome of this controversy remains to be seen as both parties continue to defend their positions fervently.
Blord Arrested and Accusations
Linus Williams, widely known as BLord, was arrested on July 16, 2024, in Abuja. BLord, a prominent cryptocurrency trader and businessman, faces serious allegations including cryptocurrency fraud, terrorism funding, and aiding internet fraud. His companies, BLord Group, BLord Real Estate Ltd, BLord Jetpaye Ltd, and Billpoint Technology, are under investigation by the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) of the Nigeria Police Force.
This arrest follows previous legal issues BLord faced, including a 2020 arrest by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on similar charges, from which he was acquitted in 2022. The police have assured thorough investigations to ensure the security of Nigeria’s cyberspace.
Evidence of Blord Fraud
VDM shared multiple complaints against Blord from different individuals, alleging that Blord had defrauded people using fake accounts and other deceitful means. These claims include a significant incident where Blord allegedly defrauded his brother of a large amount of cryptocurrency in 2021.
This clash highlights the darker side of social media disputes, where personal vendettas and accusations can lead to serious legal and reputational consequences. Both figures have garnered substantial attention online, with followers closely monitoring the developments.
