In a dramatic turn of events, Falz’s sister has called out online personality VeryDarkMan (VDM) for what she says are wild and unfounded allegations against her family. The latest in this saga is a stern “See you in court” message after VDM failed to retract his statements within the 24 hour ultimatum given.
Let’s break it down. According to Falz’s sister, their family has been working to secure presidential pardons for Nigerians long before social media clout was a thing. It’s been a consistent effort by their firm, Falana & Falana, and they’ve been doing it for free. In fact, they’ve been at this since most of us were still figuring out how to hold a spoon.
But things took a messy turn when VDM accused the family of taking bribes and being corrupt. Not stopping there, he dragged Falz into it, claiming he’s been cozying up to Bobrisky and that there’s some shady business going on. Now, this is where things get spicy because Falz’s sister is not having it.
She laid it out clear as day: her father, Femi Falana, has never met Bobrisky, not even by proxy. And Falz? He apparently only got a message from Bobrisky asking for money to, get this, stay in a VIP section of prison! That’s right, no discussions about a presidential pardon whatsoever. And here’s the kicker – it’s not like they even need Bobrisky’s money. Come on, who’s buying that?
So now, VDM is staring down the barrel of a legal gun. He didn’t apologize, didn’t retract, and now the Falana family is taking it to the courts. It’s not just about defending their name; it’s about setting the record straight in a world where misinformation spreads faster than wildfire.
This whole debacle has folks asking questions. How did we get to a place where unverified claims are believed so easily? It’s a call for all of us to think critically and, maybe, just maybe, not take every viral post as gospel truth.
In the meantime, we’ll be watching this legal drama unfold. What do you think? Share your thoughts, but let’s keep it civil and grounded in facts. It’s high time we demand better from our discourse.
Let’s break it down. According to Falz’s sister, their family has been working to secure presidential pardons for Nigerians long before social media clout was a thing. It’s been a consistent effort by their firm, Falana & Falana, and they’ve been doing it for free. In fact, they’ve been at this since most of us were still figuring out how to hold a spoon.
But things took a messy turn when VDM accused the family of taking bribes and being corrupt. Not stopping there, he dragged Falz into it, claiming he’s been cozying up to Bobrisky and that there’s some shady business going on. Now, this is where things get spicy because Falz’s sister is not having it.
She laid it out clear as day: her father, Femi Falana, has never met Bobrisky, not even by proxy. And Falz? He apparently only got a message from Bobrisky asking for money to, get this, stay in a VIP section of prison! That’s right, no discussions about a presidential pardon whatsoever. And here’s the kicker – it’s not like they even need Bobrisky’s money. Come on, who’s buying that?
So now, VDM is staring down the barrel of a legal gun. He didn’t apologize, didn’t retract, and now the Falana family is taking it to the courts. It’s not just about defending their name; it’s about setting the record straight in a world where misinformation spreads faster than wildfire.
This whole debacle has folks asking questions. How did we get to a place where unverified claims are believed so easily? It’s a call for all of us to think critically and, maybe, just maybe, not take every viral post as gospel truth.
In the meantime, we’ll be watching this legal drama unfold. What do you think? Share your thoughts, but let’s keep it civil and grounded in facts. It’s high time we demand better from our discourse.