Mohbad: Samklef Exposes VDM and How He Got Their Secret WhatsApp Chat Leaked, Sparks Harsh Words
- Samklef has shared a post about Verydarkman after being accused of being part of the secret WhatsApp chat group
- In his post, he alleged the activist paid to get their 'secret' messages and explained how he had obtained them
- Fans were not having any of what Samklef said about VDM and the chats and taunted him on his trending post
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Music producer and recording artist Samuel Oguachuba, better known as Samklef, has reacted to claims by social media activist Verydarkman about a secret WhatsApp group he reportedly belongs to.
The activist, in his quest to unravel the true cause of Ilerioluwa Imole 'Mohbad' Aloba's death, claimed there is a WhatsApp group, naming members like Samklef and what they had been talking about.
Source: Instagram
In response, Samklef has shared several posts about the activist, including claims that VDM paid to obtain all the messages.
Sharing how much he allegedly paid, the producer claimed VDM paid a total of N20 million to hack the group's WhatsApp chat.
He added a claim that the TikToker had openly admitted this and bragged that his fans should use logic rather than emotions.
Samklef also stated that it is not the person who throws the first stone who wins a fight, drawing mixed reactions online.
Fans react to Samklef's post about VDM
Source: Instagram
Fans of the former singer were not pleased with the post.
They asked questions and stated that he should act on what VDM had said a few days ago, while others taunted him over his latest controversy.
The two are not on good terms, with the producer being one of the people who signed a petition against the activist.
VDM was taunted when the funds in his NGO account went missing and insisted that he must produce the money.
Samklef also alleged that the activist was trying to divert the funds.
The post by Samklef about VDM allegedly paying for the WhatsApp chats is below:
Reactions to Samklef's post about Verydarkman
Reactions have trailed the post mad by the former singer about VDM and the WhatsApp group.
Many in the comments advised Samklef to not throw tantrums, but to accept that he was guilty.
@ebemma001 commented:
"With due respect to you please screen record your WhatsApp chat and post it here the Ratel 4th arms of government wants to see."
@plussizemodelfaithy shared:
"I dey imagine how your childhood go be like because you no come know Wettin to post again."
@chiefodafe1 said:
"I even think say Samklef no dey IG again so he still dey here
@iam_jabmayor commented:
"Senior man, you still never upload the videos ."
@brencreamy reacted:
"Simple thing he asked you to do, you don drop more than 20 post."
Online Harassment: Lawyer advises celebs on evidence
As controversies among celebrities continue to unfold online, media and entertainment lawyer Barrister Justin Ige has advised public figures to take proactive legal steps to protect their image and safety.
He told Legit.ng:
"While engaging with social media remains part of a public figure’s brand, it’s crucial to maintain documented evidence of online abuse or threats. Screenshots, posts, and timestamps often become vital in court proceedings.”
The Nigerian law, he said, provides multiple options for redress:
"Nigerian law offers both civil and criminal pathways to protect celebrities against online harassment, ensuring that their reputation and safety are not unduly harmed by unguarded digital commentary," he added.
VDM speaks about Falz and Bobrisky
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that VeryDarkMan had reacted after Bobrisky slammed him with a N1 billion lawsuit.
In a video, VDM claimed a conspiracy was going on and alleged the transgender socialite was working with Falz now.
He stated that he was given 24 hours to apologise by the rapper, with Bobrisky going from depressed to brave enough to sue him.
Editorial assistant Ololade Olatimehin provided exclusive commentary from a media and entertainment lawyer for this report.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
