VDM Addresses Viral Claims of Him Being Bounced From Obi Cubana’s Birthday Party, China Deportation
- VDM has reacted to the viral claims that he was bounced from Obi Cubana's lavish 50th birthday party in Abuja
- The rumour was started online by media personality Radiogad, who explained the social media critic's absence
- VDM also responded to the claims about him being deported from China, which hit the news a few days earlier
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Social media critic Martins Otse, aka VeryDarkMan or VDM, has addressed the viral claims that he was denied entry to businessman Obi Cubana's 50th lavish birthday party in Abuja.
Videos from Obi Cubana's party have hit the media, with popular figures like Pastor Jerry Eze, Cubana Chiefpriest, AY Comedian, Flavour, among others storming the event in style.

Source: Instagram
After the party, popular media personality Radiogad stirred up rumours online, bragging about how Cubana sent him an invitation card to the party, which he was unable to attend because he was out of the country.

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The radio host also threw jabs at VDM, who is based in Abuja but apparently did not get an invite. The media personality further alleged that VDM attempted to gatecrash Cubana's party, only to be bounced at the entrance.
Aside from VDM, Radiogad also taunted Nollywood stars and couple Yul Edochie and Judy Austin for not being invited to Obi Cubana's party despite also being based in Abuja.
The Instagram video of Radiogad sharing an alleged claim of how VDM was bounced at Obi Cubana's party is below:
The video of him speaking about Yul Edochie and Judy Austin not being invited is included below:
VDM speaks on missing Obi Cubana's party
The social media critic has since clapped back at his detractors for making up stories about him.
According to VDM, the likes of Radiogad were after his downfall, adding that they had no evidence against him.

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VDM also dismissed the viral rumours started by actor Uche Maduagwu about him being deported from China.
"The thing is they are waiting for my downfall; it didn't happen then they decide to plan my downfall, the plan failed then they decided to create a story to make them happy... Pitiful - just google The Ratel," VDM wrote in part.
A screenshot of VDM's post is included below:

Source: Instagram
Reactions to VDM's response about Obi Cubana
Legit.ng captured some of the comments from netizens, many of whom have defended the social media critic.
jefflove_ said:
"If VDM will never write stuff without voicing it out on a video first."
big5with9life wrote:
"All these online guys you guys need better beating for real."
officialmarcel6 said:
"But you know it is true. VDM na their papa. Their king. Nobody fit rubbish VDM. Even you radiogad will be happy to see VDM on your wedding day."

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elshazzy_kill_switch said:
"Obi Cubana wey VDM get issues with,you really think he’d go for his birthday? Chai this radiogad you be compound fool."
Travel expert sheds light on international travel restrictions
A travel expert, Mobolaji Ogundairo, has explained the key factors that influence international travel restrictions, especially in light of recent public discussions surrounding deportation and entry denial.
“Basically, the treaty country A and country B have between each other is what determines the travel restrictions or the travel documentation each country requires. It can also be due to the health risks associated between country A and Country B,” Ogundairo told Legit.ng.
He further clarified that regional agreements like those within ECOWAS ease travel requirements.
“For instance, as a Nigerian going from here to Ghana or an ECOWAS country, all we just need to present is a laissez-passer or an international passport. But going to a country like South Africa for instance, in addition to a visa, you need to include the yellow fever and that's because West African countries and parts of South African countries have had yellow fever outbreaks in the past,” he explained.

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The travel advisor added that in addition to treaties and health concerns, countries often tighten travel requirements based on negative experiences with past travelers. He cited the UAE’s year-long restriction on Nigerians, which stemmed from the actions of certain groups, leading to stricter rules for future travelers from Nigeria and West Africa.
Radiogad drags VDM over video
Legit.ng previously reported that Radiogad blasted VDM for calling out people who contributed money for Bobrisky after he was released from prison.
Some notable personalities in the entertainment industry, like Don Jazzy and Funke Akindele, donated millions to the crossdresser, sparking reactions.
In a video, Radiogad gave Verydarkman a new name, describing the critic as a hater because of what he said and for criticising those helping Bobrisky.
Editorial assistant Ololade Olatimehin provided exclusive commentary from a travel advisor for this report.
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