VDM Destroys Lege Miami, Digs up Dirt About His Past, More as Video Trends: "She Was Only 16"

VDM Destroys Lege Miami, Digs up Dirt About His Past, More as Video Trends: "She Was Only 16"

  • VDM is not taking it lightly with Lege Miami and has decided to go the other route with the Yoruba actor
  • Recall that VDM and Lege Miami have been going at each other since the critic addressed the president through his son, Seyi Tinubu
  • Lege Miami refused to give the case a rest, and now VDM has dragged him through filth while digging up more dirt

VeryDarkBackMan, whose real name is Vincent Martins Otse, has always been strategic in his online battles.

The online critic always makes sure he has some information about those he entangles with online and uses it against them at some point in their exchange. Now, it's Adams Kehinde, aka Lege Miami's turn, and things are beginning to get ugly.

VDM shares alleged details of Lege Miami's ugly past
VDM thrashes Lege Miami in a new video on his Instagram page. Credit: @verydarkblackman
Source: Instagram

VDM, in a video that has now caught the attention of many, recalled a report from 2021, where Lege was allegedly accused of “forceful entry” on a teenager (16-year-old)

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He stated that this was the main reason Lege left Nigeria and maintained that the actor had no moral standing to raise his voice against him in the media space. VDM also mentioned an issue with First Bank that involved Lege Miami but refused to speak further on the case.

The online critic stated that since the Yoruba actor and matchmaker has been itching to speak online, he should use the avenue to tell the public about what allegedly happened between him and the said minor.

VDM's revelation came after Lege trashed him and asked him to provide his father's JSS3 school certificate. Lege is yet to respond, and many online users now anticipate his next video.

Watch the video here:

Recall that it all started when VDM shared a video from China where he spoke amazingly about their infrastructure and how Nigeria can also get such levels of development with the right channels.

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He called on the president's son, Seyi, to give him listening ears and speak to Tinubu on behalf of the youth, as he is the only one in such a position, adding that his father is old.

Lege got enraged and asked VDM to issue a public apology to Seyi Tinubu for being disrespectful towards him, with an 18-hour ultimatum.

Although the president recently addressed the youth, giving VDM a boastful edge, Lege still insisted that it had nothing to do with the audacious critic's initial video to the president.

VDM's new response to Lege triggers online reactions.
Fans react as VDM drags Lege through filth using an old case. Credit: @verydarkblackman
Source: Instagram

Lady accuses VDM of flaunting 'fake' bank transfer

According to a previous report by Legit.ng, a Nigerian lady called out Vincent Martins Otse, widely known as VDM, over something she claimed that he did.

In a video which caught the attention of many online users, the said lady accused Verydarkman of showing off a fake bank transfer.

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The lady attached the evidence of the clip and called the activist names, as many await his response. The story went viral and sparked mixed reactions online. While many believed the lady, others insisted that there must have been a mix-up in dates.

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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