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VeryDarkMan bows to pressure, withdraws from P-Square family feud [VIDEO]

Nigerian social media activist, VeryDarkMan, has finally withdrawn from the P-Square family dispute. His withdrawal came amid pressure by netizens to stay off the family saga. DAILY POST reports that many internet users have continued to criticise VeryDarkMan for defending Jude Okoye, and attempting to divert the public attention from Peter Okoye’s allegations against his […] VeryDarkMan bows to…

VeryDarkMan bows to pressure, withdraws from P-Square family feud [VIDEO]

Nigerian social media activist VeryDarkMan has withdrawn from the P-Square family dispute following pressure from internet users. The decision came after many netizens criticized VeryDarkMan for defending Jude Okoye and trying to divert attention from Peter Okoye's allegations against his brother Paul and Jude. Peter Okoye provided evidence online that rallied support for him from Nigerian and international celebrities.

Frank Artus, a Liberian actor, warned VeryDarkMan to "stay off Okoye's family" in a video directed at him. In a new development, VeryDarkMan announced his withdrawal on Sunday evening. He acknowledged that 40 percent of the blame lies with Jude for refusing to step down as P-Square's manager when Peter insisted he no longer wanted him due to alleged financial mismanagement.

VeryDarkMan divided blame further, attributing 30 percent to Peter, another 30 percent to the wife, the family, and the rest to various individuals. He addressed those insulting him, stating that it is not a crime to insult others, but there is balance in views regarding the P-Square matter. VeryDarkMan also revealed plans to start preparations to face a police panel over his allegations against AIG Jimoh Moshood.

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