Mercy Chinwo: VDM to Storm Singer's Event in London After She Sued Him for N1.1bn: "I Will be There"

Mercy Chinwo: VDM to Storm Singer's Event in London After She Sued Him for N1.1bn: "I Will be There"

  • VeryDarkMan is not letting Mercy Chinwo Off the hook just yet regarding the N1.1bn lawsuit she filed against him
  • A new video shared by the activist suggested his plan to attend the Gospel artist's upcoming London show
  • VDM made snide comments about the show and eventually said that he will be coming will full force

Martins Vincent Otse, whose name is VeryDarkMan, has sparked mixed reactions with a recent post he made about Mercy Chinwo.

VDM had initially accused Mercy Chinwo of telling lies and withholding information in her case with her former manager, Ezekiel Thankgod Onyedikachukwu, aka EeZee Tee.

VDM set to attend Mercy Chinwo's London show.
Mercy Chinwo announces that he will be attending mercy Chinwo's show in London. Credit: @mercychinwo, @verydarkblackman
Source: Instagram

In a previous report, Legit.ng stated that Mercy Chinwo had filed a lawsuit against Verydarkman for defamation of character. According to the document, the gospel singer stated that she had to be compensated with N1.1 billion.

Recall that in a development online, VDM released a new song which they dubbed, Body of Christ, and was produced by one Soji Star. He also compared Portable to the gospel singer and shared his intention to feature him.

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VDM reacts to Mercy Chinwo's post about her London concert.
Fans react to VDM's post about Mercy Chinwo's concert. Credit: @mercychinwo
Source: Instagram

VDM to attend Mercy Chinwo's concert

The controversial critic, who seems to be fighting anybody and everybody right now, shared a video of where he made sarcastic comments about Mercy Chinwo's upcoming London show in March.

Martins Vincent spoke about how much the ticket fee will be sold - $25, converting it to Nigerian currency, he added that Mercy Chinwo has multiple streams of income. He said that the singer will be going to the show with blessings, but for people to tap into it, they have to purchase the show tickets.

Watch the video here:

It will be recalled that Zazu responded to the video, and asked VDM if he could afford to pay him a N100 million and said that the critic was being too forward. He also accused him of always defaming the rich online.

This is not the first time Portable and VeryDarkMan have been ta each other's throats. In a previous report by Legit.ng, Portable waded into the saga surrounding VDM and his missing NGO funds as announced by the activist.

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In a video on his page, the singer blasted VDM and called him a thief, he noted that VDM was hungry that was why he spent the money.

Habeeb Okikiola also consulted the gods and reported the case to them, he warned that the money cannot be spent alone by VDM. The Zazu crooner explained that the money was donated to motherless children, but VDM cornered it and spent it.

Verydarkman compares Mercy Chinwo to singer Portable.

In a previous report by Legit.ng, social media online critic Verydarkman made claims about gospel singer Mercy Chinwo.

Recall that the lyrical evangelist filed an N1.1bn lawsuit against the social media critic, who has decided to ride on the matter.

In a new video, VDM teased a diss track composed for the musician while noting how Portable was better than her, triggering reactions online.

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Eniola Lasaki (Entertainment Editor) Lasaki Fauziat Eniola is an Entertainment Editor at Legit.ng. She is a graduate of Horticulture, FUNAAB (2017). Eniola has over four years of professional experience in Entertainment/pop culture/music writing/reporting. Before Legit, she worked in reputable media houses such as TooXclusive Digital, GistReel, WetalkSound, and Kraks Media. She has also pursued Digital Marketing, Copywriting, and Corporate Communication courses. Email: eniola.lasaki@corp.legit.ng