VeryDarkMan threatens Nedu, says: “I will release list of women you told me you slept with to feature them on Honest Bunch’

 Controversial social media personality VeryDarkMan has threatened ace broadcaster Chinedu Ani Emmanuel popularly known as Nedu Wazobia that he would release names of all the women he allegedly bedded to feature them on the Honest Bunch podcast.

VeryDarkMan’s warning followed a phone call he received from his lawyer Deji Adeyanju. It is not clear what Deji Adeyanju told VeryDarkMan during the call. It may however be that Deji was relaying a threat from Nedu to VerydarkMan.

In reaction, VeryDarkMan warned Nedu that if he received a call from Deji again, he would release names of the women Nedu purportedly told him he slept with to give them a platform.

The fight between the two men followed a podcast hosted by Nedu and his Honest Bunch crew where a former BBNaija housemate Deeone whose real name is Aderombi Adedayo alleged that VeryDarkMan is gay.

In reaction to the allegation on Tuesday February 11, VeryDarkMan accused Nedu of hosting the Podcast specifically for Deeone to malign him because he snubbed appearing as a guest on the podcast.

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VeryDarkMan stated that he wouldn’t take legal action or use the police against Deeone. “I am a street boy, ghetto boy, I can’t take anybody to court,” he said.

The social media personality shared WhatsApp chat with Nedu, alleging that Nedu resorted to the podcast where Deeone maligned him because he turned down an offer to appear on the podcast even after Nedu promised him a car.

He said: “Nedu wanted me to come to his podcast I didn’t respond, when we met in Abuja Nedu told me if I come to his podcast he would buy me a car,” VDM said.

He added that Nedu had repeatedly tried to come close to him, which he didn’t allow, suggesting it was part of the reason the media personality cooking up allegations against him through Deeone.

The critic also alleged that Nedu’s podcast was all about the views and money they could make from YouTube, which was why they don’t discuss serious issues that concern Nigerians.