Benson Chukwu
Social media activist Verydarkman, whose real name is Vincent Otse Martins, has finally responded to the recent interview given by Adura Aloba, the brother of the late singer Mohbad.
During the discussion, Adura reportedly admitted that Sam Larry physically assaulted his brother before his tragic passing.
He further disclosed that he heard distressing screams coming from Mohbad’s room, only to find him collapsed on the floor moments before his death.
Addressing the interview, Verydarkman raised pressing questions for the deceased singer’s sibling, particularly why he failed to seek urgent medical attention when Mohbad’s health drastically deteriorated.
He also probed the claims of excessive blood found on the late artist’s attire and bedsheets, citing statements previously made by Mohbad’s father and aunt.
Verydarkman revealed he contacted the interviewer who spoke with Adura but was informed that the latter had no interest in engaging with him.
In reaction, the activist urged his followers to persuade Adura to rethink his stance, stressing that all prior discussions he’s had were willingly initiated by others involved.
He proposed covering Adura’s travel costs and arranging hotel accommodations to enable a dialogue, even extending an offer to fly to Lagos if preferred.
Reiterating his stance, Verydarkman denied accepting payment for advocating justice in Mohbad’s case, emphasizing his sole purpose is to uncover the truth and ensure accountability.
He remarked in part, “It’s shocking that Mohbad’s brother gave an interview, yet it wasn’t with me—the one who reignited the #JusticeForMohbad movement when others had moved on.”
“As his brother, what steps did you take when you saw your family’s sole provider, lying helpless in your shared home?”
John Okoro
