Blord and VeryDarkMan have agreed to out-of-court settlement after Sowore’s intervention.
Glamtush reports that social media influencer, VeryDarkMan, has agreed to amicably settle the ongoing legal dispute between him and celebrity cryptocurrency entrepreneur, Linus Williams Ifejirika, popularly known as Blord.
This news platform understands that this is coming after the intervention of veteran human rights activist, Omoyele Sowore.
Glamtush recalls that BLord was remanded in Kuje prison for 26 days on April 1 2026, following his social media fight with VeryDarkMan.
Reacting to the development, human rights activist, Omoyele Sowore faulted VeryDarkMan and his lawyer, Marshall Abubakar for using influence and expertise to remand Blord, vowing to secure his release.
In response, VeryDarkMan threatened to send Sowore to prison, criticising his type of activism.
However, two weeks after his remand, the court granted Blord bail on self recognision.
Addressing the press after Blord’s bail, Marshall Abubakar who also doubles as Sowore’s lawyer, disclosed that VeryDarkMan has agreed to settle the matter amicably.
While appreciating Sowore for his intervention, Marshall, who noted that Blord is now like a brother and friend to them, said, “We have now resolved to work together and to get this matter resolved amicably. On the next adjourned date, hopefully we would’ve resolved the matter and report back to the court on the progress made so far.
“No much to say, the long awaited bail of our brother and friend, Blord, has been perfected. We can call him brother or friend now. But we do not want to dwell on what has happened in the past. Talking about what happened in the court today, we must commend our leader here, Mr Omoyele Sowore, for the role he played.
“We must also appreciate VeryDarkMan for conceding to see that this matter is resolved amicably today. He has assured the world and assured even the prosecution that he’s giving to settling this matter. The fact cannot be denied that VeryDarkMan was offended as far as this matter is concerned, and the way and manner that our friend now, Blord went about this issue was most unfortunate. You do not offend a man in Africa and tell the man to do his worst. And as a man who feel offended, VeryDarkMan has the right to approach the police and the court system to take up a fight that has a criminal element.
“This matter is a criminal prosecution. But we don’t want to dwell on what that has happened or transpired in the past. We’re now going to resolve this matter amicably. Both Blord and VeryDarkMan are respected youth in this country today. The future of this country lies in the hands of youths with so much interest and so much to give,” Marshall disclosed.
