A Nigerian woman has stirred reactions on social media after sharing his take on the ongoing feud between Linus Williams, popularly known as BLord, and Martins Otse (VDM).
The opinion, originally posted on Facebook by Ichie O and later reshared by Vivian Nwosu, comes amid the viral clash between both figures that has continued to trend online.
The dispute between BLord and VeryDarkMan began as an online confrontation, with both sides exchanging accusations and counterclaims. The situation escalated after BLord allegedly used VDM’s identity without consent for business promotion, claiming he had paid for it.
In response, VeryDarkMan took legal action, leading to a court-ordered remand of BLord at the Kuje Correctional Centre. BLord is reportedly facing charges including criminal conspiracy, impersonation, and unauthorized use of VDM’s identity.
As reactions continue to pour in, the Facebook user shared his perspective, focusing on how both parties handled the conflict.
According to him, involving the police and legal system shifted the nature of the dispute, especially given VDM’s previous public statement where he claimed, “I don’t sue anybody, I am the king of the street.”
He argued that by taking the matter to the authorities, VDM contradicted his earlier stance.
Declaring BLord the winner, the man stated that the businessman handled the situation “100% street” by not involving law enforcement.
He further emphasized that, based on street code, the first person to involve the police in such disputes is often seen as having lost.
In his words:
“It you noticed, I deliberately stayed silent on the BLord vs VDM matter because I understood the game they were playing. Now it’s time for me to give my verdict and pass judgment not like Nigeria INEC.
Blord won this fight.
Reasons below:
VDM couldn’t stand by his own words — ‘I don’t sue anybody, I am the king of the street.’ Going the legal route contradicts that stance.
BLord proved to be the real ‘king of the street’ by handling it 100% street, without involving court or government.
In street matters, you don’t invoke the police. VDM brought in the police first.
Therefore, from my understanding of the whole situation, my judgment is that VDM chickened out. So, BLord wins this street life.
Blord Linus Williams successfully pressured (bullied) VeryDarkMan to the point where he had no other option than to involve the police.”
The post has since sparked mixed reactions online, with many Nigerians divided over whether the issue should be judged by “street code” or legal standards.
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Published by Ejoh Caleb
