VeryDarkBlackman Levels Serious Allegations Against BBNaija’s Phyna

LAGOS, Nigeria – Popular media personality and BBNaija winner, Phyna, is facing a wave of serious allegations from blogger VeryDarkBlackman (VDM) following a recent interview between the two.

In a series of online statements, VDM has publicly accused Phyna of dishonesty and ingratitude, creating a significant buzz on social media platforms.

The Core Allegations from VDM:

According to the blogger, the dispute stems from their recent interview and Phyna’s conduct thereafter. VDM’s statements include the following key points:

· Questioning of Narrative: VDM challenged Phyna’s public portrayal of herself as “bereaved, cheated on, and helpless,” stating that her current actions “do not seem” to reflect that image.
· Motives for Interview: He questioned why Phyna sought him out for an interview if she already possesses a “big platform and bigger bloggers,” suggesting her intention may have been to “tarnish his image.”
· Criticism of Content: VDM deemed the interview “unnecessary,” arguing that Phyna could have used her own platform to speak. He strongly objected to being called a “manipulator and clout chaser” after the fact.
· Focus on Sister’s Situation: A major point of contention was the discussion around Phyna’s sister. VDM stated that the information about her sister having children was already public knowledge and “never a secret,” questioning why Phyna sought to “cover that side of her life.”
· Admission of Fabrication: VDM cited Phyna’s own alleged admission that she “formulated” her response regarding representatives from the Dangote group during the interview, using this to label her “the real liar.”

Call for Apology:

VDM’s statements concluded with direct personal criticism, describing Phyna as “an ingrate, so rude, arrogant, impatient and mannerless.” He asserted that his actions were an extension of “love and support” and that her response could “scare helpers away.”

The blogger ended his remarks by demanding that Phyna “amend your ways” and issue a formal apology to him and “well-meaning Nigerians.”

The situation has sparked widespread discussion online, with many users weighing in on both sides of the issue.

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