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YOMI FABIYI SLAMS VERYDARKMAN OVER MOHBAD CASE, ACCUSES HIM OF SHIELDING NAIRA MARLEY. (PHOTO).


 Yomi Fabiyi Slams VeryDarkMan Over Mohbad Case, Accuses Him of Shielding Naira Marley


Nollywood actor and activist Yomi Fabiyi has publicly called out popular social media critic VeryDarkMan, accusing him of using the tragedy surrounding the late singer Mohbad to protect music executive Naira Marley from public scrutiny.


In a video posted to his Instagram page, Fabiyi voiced strong skepticism over VeryDarkMan's handling of the matter. The actor claimed that his own grasp of the case and its surrounding facts far surpasses anything the online commentator has presented.


Fabiyi Claims Superior Knowledge of the Case


Fabiyi emphasized that VeryDarkMan appears to have forgotten the very foundation of his current platform. According to the actor, the public rallied behind the critic primarily because of his initial vocal stance in demanding justice for Mohbad. Fabiyi argued that shifting allegiances now constitutes a betrayal of that public trust.


He also issued a stern caution regarding the fickle nature of online loyalty, reminding VeryDarkMan that the same crowd cheering for him today could easily turn its back if his actions no longer align with their expectations.


Background on the Struggle for Accountability


Mohbad, born Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, passed away in September 2023. His sudden death triggered widespread outrage and nationwide calls for a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances leading to his demise.


While VeryDarkMan emerged as one of the loudest voices demanding answers during the early stages of the movement, Fabiyi's latest statements underscore growing friction among key figures pushing for justice under the #JusticeForMohbad banner.

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