VDM Responds To Falz: Your Letter Should Be Directed At Bobrisky, Not Me, I Did Not Defame You

VDM Responds To Falz: Your Letter Should Be Directed At Bobrisky, Not Me, I Did Not Defame You

Social critic Very Dark Man (VDM) has responded to a letter from rapper Falz, which was released by his lawyers on September 26, demanding an apology and retraction regarding VDM’s comments about a purported audio clip. In that clip, Bobrisky claimed to have contacted both Falz and his father to seek a presidential pardon.

In a video posted on his Instagram this morning, VDM revealed that he spoke with Falz over the phone on Wednesday, reiterating that he did not defame the rapper. He noted that since Falz is also a lawyer, he wouldn’t need to hire another attorney to represent him in court.

VDM emphasized that he stands by his statement of not having defamed Falz, saying, “I will see you in court,” as he addressed the rapper.

He further explained, “I didn’t read what Falz posted until later, and when I did, I thought about it. Bobrisky claims the voice call was fake, but now Falz confirms they had a call. The difference is that Falz says Bobrisky called him, while Bobrisky claims it was Falz who initiated the call. Falz states Bobrisky asked for N3 million, but Bobrisky says Falz instructed him to pay his father N10 million for legal fees.”

VDM expressed disappointment that instead of addressing him, Falz should have directed his concerns toward Bobrisky, urging him to clarify the voice call’s content. “I wasn’t the one in the recording. My intent in posting that audio was to expose Bobrisky’s claims about corruption—how he was taken to a private lodge instead of prison and that the EFCC received N15 million from him to drop the charges against him for money laundering. He is calling your name instead. To be honest, I did not defame Falz or Uncle Femi Falana,” VDM stated.

He also questioned how Bobrisky was able to make calls from prison.