“Someone sent me a post yesterday evening that my brother from Delta State, Carter Efe, has been petitioned. I found out that a guy named IzzyTech petitioned him for ins<!ng VeryDarkMan’s mother. As a brother and friend to Carter Efe, the w0rst mistake you can make in this life is helping your friends f&ght their enemies, especially when those friends have more influence and power than you. Carter Efe made one st&pid comment in that video. He said, ‘VeryDarkMan mama wey dem don already sw£@r for, person we go soon d!£ this week. As far as you ins< my helper Zlatan and Davido, I go dey f&ght you.’ Bro, that's a very wr0ng and stup!d thing to do. The best way to support people who have been of help to you is not by helping them f&ght their en£mi£s. Zlatan has a fashion brand, and the best way you could have supported him was to buy what he sells and influence his brand. Imagine me helping Davido to f&ght his en£mi£s, someone who has more power ...
Zlatan Ibile bypassed VeryDarkMan’s 24-hour ultimatum by trolling him with cryptic posts and leaning back on his viral diss lyric, "I no be Vincent, I no fit m**turbate," from the track "INFERNO". Rather than issuing a direct statement as demanded, the rapper used music and social media teasing to escalate their long-running feud. Weeks ago, Peruzzi released "INFERNO" featuring Zlatan and Shoday. Zlatan’s verse contained the pointed line referencing VDM’s first name (Martins Vincent Otse) and his past leaked-video controversies. VDM accused Zlatan of acting tough online while secretly sending his parents and three celebrities to beg him privately. VDM gave Zlatan 24 hours to publicly deny the claim, threatening to expose the names and release phone recordings. After the 24-hour window passed, Zlatan avoided a direct "yes" or "no". Instead, he tweeted "Zanku OT tested," dropped laughing emojis in comment sections, and cont...