Bobrisky: Falz threatens legal action, gives Verydarkman 24 hours to apologise

Bobrisky: Falz threatens legal action, gives Verydarkman 24 hours to apologise

Popular Nigerian rapper, and activist, Falz has taken legal action against media personality, Verydarkman (VDM) over claims that he and his dad attempted to help Bobrisky secure a Federal pardon while he was in prison.

Verydarkman had broken the internet a few hours ago with an audio recording alleging that Falz and his father, Femi Falana, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), intervened in Bobrisky’s case and further sought an N10M bribe from the crossdresser.

In response to the VDM’s claim, Falz’s lawsuit tells a different story. According to him, Bobrisky reached out seeking assistance to influence his stay in the VIP session of the correctional centre, but Falz merely offered advice.

Falz’s lawsuit demanded that Verydarkman retract his statement and apologize or face the full wrath of the law.

This development as expected has spurred a lot of comments from netizens accordingly.

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One @adesope_shopsydoo wrote: “Falana & Falana means it’s serious.”

naija_lebanese wrote: “What stupid defamation are you posting. He played a recording, he didn’t make it up. And at the end he said “if this is true” then…… so you guys need to tackle idris not verydarkman. Truth is you guys dont want a change for Nigeria.”

iamnatheewan wrote: “Falz The point is you knew Bob was not in prison yet you still rendered a helping hand. How are you different from the corrupt citizens?”

emcoy___ wrote: “😂Falz no even try make any video or set camera to debunk.”

omoakin wrote: “No time,that was FAST asf! No dey mess with person wey come from strong Lawyer family! Dem dey show workings no be Cho Cho cho!”

 

Bobrisky: Falz threatens legal action, gives Verydarkman 24 hours to apologise