- Bobrisky in a bid to expose Verydarkman’s past dirty deeds has dropped links to the activist’s private videos.
- The self-acclaimed ‘Mummy of Lagos’ shared the link with the public via her IG page while mocking Verydarkman.
Controversial crossdresser, Bobrisky and activist, Verydarkman continue to rip each other apart as they fight dirty online.
In light of this, Bobrisky uploaded a screenshot of a web link allegedly containing Verydarkman’s adult content.
The crossdresser reposted some screenshots from blogger, Cutie__juls which had the links while accompanying them with a taunting caption.
He wrote:
“Haaaaaa aunty Caro you even dey po*n site
Case close ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
The last person should close the door ????????????????.”
See the post below:
Reacting, One @youngmoney140 wrote: “Why post this now? This is not good, and also who has the link to the site please?”
affordableslingerie wrote: “I can’t believe a day will come that I will support Bobrisky and today is the day.”
_ikenna.ikenna714 wrote: “It’s remaining his beginning of celebraty career mummy go search for his first ever video on tiktok he talks about how he turned gay I was following him then .. how he use to turn down girls for boys…we need to open h nyash for the pi****g.”
the_only_ola wrote: “This fight is till Jesus come ???????????? Wetin do vdm ringlight????? E spoil???”
vincii____ wrote: “Even if he once acted adult movie. It doesn’t change the fact of what he said about you man..”
Bobrisky’s faceoff with VeryDarkMan ensued after the latter alleged the former’s sexual involvement with top Nigerian lawmakers.
VDM’s claim surfaced amidst the backlash faced by another crossdresser who opened up on his relationship with other men.
VDM accused Nigerians of hypocrisy, condemning the young man while seemingly overlooking Bobrisky’s actions.
He further insinuated that Bobrisky’s relationships with high-ranking politicians shield him from arrest, despite homosexuality being punishable by up to 14 years in prison under Nigerian law.
