Is VDM Free Brand Ambassador wey Blord No Apply for?

As Blord import new electric bikes, before the bikes go touch ground, next thing we hear na big lies from Blord say VDM don carry petition go National Cybercrime Centre for Abuja.

VDM immediately drop disclaimer.

Every time Blord launch new product, he wan make VDM talk about him make him trend for free.

At this point, make VDM find a way to deal with this guy, if not the cycle no dey end

When Blord first talk say VDM be him lifetime ambassador, some ratels no understand wetin he mean. Now the meaning clear.

VDM na the only brand ambassador for this country wey no sign contract, no collect payment, but still dey promote product with full energy

Na marketing strategy wey nobody teach for business school be this, way Blord dey use.
~udochuku Orji

JUST IN Billionaire Igbo businessman Blord shuts down Onitsha Main Market today not by force, but by influence.

When traders pause business just to honor you, it speaks volumes. Power can command, but respect is earned. This moment reflects true impact, deep connection, and the trust of the people. Congratulations this level of loyalty is not easy to achieve.

#Blord #OnitshaMainMarket #TrueInfluence

As of January 21, 2026, reports indicate that VDM has asserted his ownership of the trademark and is challenging Blord's usage of the name for his app.


As of January 21, 2026, social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) has asserted ownership of the Ratel trademark and is challenging tech entrepreneur Blord over his use of the name for an app. VDM claims he legally registered the brand and accused Blord of trademark infringement. The dispute has sparked reactions online, with supporters debating who truly owns the name as both parties trade words publicly.
#fintternews

JUST IN: VeryDarkMan Claims Legal Ownership of RATEL App Trademark in Nigeria

Social media personality VeryDarkMan (VDM) has announced that he now officially and legally owns the trademark to RATEL in Nigeria, a move that directly affects the RATEL App reportedly operated by B-Lord.

According to VDM, the trademark ownership gives him full legal rights over the use of the name “RATEL” across the country. He stated that this authority allows him to demand royalties for its use and, if he chooses, take action that could lead to the app being taken down.

VDM further claimed that all legal documents supporting his ownership are currently in his possession. He also alleged that proceeds generated from the app now belong to him under trademark law.

In a public statement, VDM revealed that he earned ₦300 million in a single day, attributing the income to his recent business dealings connected to the RATEL name.

As of now, there has been no official response from B-Lord regarding these claims.

#VeryDarkMan #RATELApp #NigerianTech #TrendingNews

VeryDarkMan Fires Back at Blord Over “Ratels” App Name……….

Social media activist VeryDarkMan has reacted strongly after Blord named his newly launched app “Ratels.” He claimed Blord “cannot stand” or challenge him, insisting he is more educated and intellectually superior. VeryDarkMan also alleged that since their fallout, Blord has pushed a narrative that he is against Igbo businesses, leading others to attack him. He added that he has many investors ready to back him financially, dismissing Blord’s influence.
#fintternews

May our haters sleep and never wake up our enemies will not see us have mercy Lord Jesus have mercy RIP to them may their killer shall not find peace

Nigeria’s New Tax Regime Sparks Confusion as Tenants, Businesses Feel the Heat

Nigeria’s much-talked-about tax “generational reset” is no longer an abstract policy debate—it is now hitting tenants and businesses directly, and painfully. In this opinion piece, Cheta Nwanze recounts receiving a rent renewal notice demanding a 10% withholding tax under the Nigeria Tax Act 2025, with little explanation on whether the rule applies to residential or commercial properties. The lack of clear government communication has fuelled widespread confusion, forcing landlords, tenants, and businesses into a chain of guesswork. As inflation bites harder, the uncertainty risks driving resentment, higher living costs, and tax evasion, undermining the very trust and compliance the reform aims to build.

#newtax

NDLEA Arrests Infamous Drug Kingpin “Kanmo-Kanmo” 12 Years After Murder of 3 Officers; Female Vendor Also Nabbed

Lek​an Jimoh, aka “Kanmo-Kanmo,” a notorious drug lord wanted for 12 years after orchestrating the killing of three NDLEA officers in 2014, has been arrested in Owode, Ogun State. NDLEA recovered 69kg of skunk during the operation. Kanmo-Kanmo had previously escaped a 2023 raid where 1,922kg of cannabis was seized and his warehouse forfeited to the government. The arrest ends a long manhunt, while a female online vendor was also apprehended for drug trafficking. Justice may finally catch up with the violent kingpin.

#KanmoKanmoArrest #NDLEA #DrugBust #OgunState #JusticeServed

JUST IN
Wizkid and Davido didn’t become icons by staying comfortable. They started from the ground up, evolved constantly, took risks, and experimented with new sounds. That commitment to growth is why they remain relevant today.

According to Lord Lamba, the same mindset inspired his transition from skit-making to live streaming.

Growth demands reinvention. Relevance belongs to those who adapt. In entertainment, standing still is the fastest way to fall behind.
`~Richard Udofia

#Wizkid #Davido #LordLamba #EntertainmentNews #GrowthMindset #Reinvention

Police Arrest Three Suspected Human Traffickers in Ondo State

The Ondo State Police Command has arrested three suspected human traffickers in the state. The Commissioner of Police, Adebowale Lawal, issued a strong warning to landlords, cautioning them against allowing their properties to be used for criminal activities.

According to him, any landlord found to be negligent or complicit by renting out premises used for crimes such as human trafficking will face serious legal consequences.

Question: Should landlords be held legally responsible for crimes committed inside their houses if they “claim” ignorance?

#OndoState #HumanTrafficking #NigeriaNews #CrimeWatch

JUSTINGhana P0lice have confirmed the arr£st of Evans Eshun, popularly known as Eb0 Noah, a sèlf-stylèd prophet who predi¢ted that the w0rld would eñd on December 25, 2025, dùe to massive fl00ding.

Days later, he was sp0tted at Sarkod!e’s Rapperholic 2025 concert, enc0uraging people to enjoy and party claiming that the Lord had sh!fted the date.

He was arr£sted on December 31, 2025, prev£nting him from crossing over into 2026. Ghanaians can now r£st, n0 need to fiñish the inc0mplete årk from the “great pr0phet of the M0st Hìgh.”

Honestly, religi0n is starting to l00k like probåbility now, May God help us.

Blord Addresses Tax Scam Allegations, Offers N500k Reward After Launching Crypto App for 2026

Entrepreneur and crypto trader Blord, also known as Linus Williams, has responded to scam claims surrounding his new app designed to help Nigerians manage taxes under the 2026 reforms. The app allows crypto payments via email without BVN or NIN, with Blord Group handling taxes on large transactions. To counter allegations, Blord offered N500,000 to anyone who can prove they were scammed, urging claimants to document their visit to his offices. The announcement drew mixed reactions online, with supporters defending him and critics questioning his platform. Blord, 27, is also known for philanthropy, including distributing 3,000 bags of rice to his community in Ebenebe, Anambra State, during Christmas 2025.

#Blord #CryptoNigeria #Tax2026

Billionaire businessman Blord drags older men bragging about wealth, says being broke isn’t a crime

Blord has taken to his Instagram story to air his thoughts on wealth, age, and online bragging.

The businessman questioned why some people who just built houses in their villages this year make noise everywhere, while others had already built homes both in Nigeria and abroad years earlier, and quietly too.

According to him, he achieved major milestones as early as age 23 and broke records without making it a public show, adding that some people only start bragging when success comes much later in life.

He also claimed that if just one of his apps were to overtake the net worth of certain loud critics, they would “calm down.”
Blord stressed that people who are still struggling should not be pressured or mocked, saying clearly that there is nothing wrong with being broke.

In another post, he added that many self-acclaimed rich men today could not achieve even ten percent of what he did at his age, insisting that success at 40 should not suddenly become a yardstick for noise and comparison.

"I paid ₦300k for flight from Abuja to Adamawa state, Adamawa back to Abuja another ₦300k. Even Lagos flight was ₦280k. People shouting about flight prices are just looking for who to blame. If you don’t like the rates, buy your own airplane. Don't spoil their business." — VeryDarkMan shades some people who supported Blord over him.

Port Harcourt Man Laments Rent Hike as Landlord Raises 2-Bedroom Flat From ₦800k to ₦1.8m

A Port Harcourt resident has gone viral after revealing that his landlord increased the rent of his 2-bedroom flat from ₦800,000 to ₦1.8 million. Sharing his frustration on X, he noted that the apartment has no POP ceiling and that the sudden increment came just months before his rent expires. The shocked tenant hinted that he may relocate to his father’s vacant 3-bedroom house in Aba. His post sparked widespread reactions as others shared similar experiences with rising rent costs across Nigerian cities.

Guinea-Bissau’s military has taken over the government, appointing General Horta N’Tam as leader for one year after overthrowing President Umaro Sissoco Embalo and suspending election results. Soldiers have shut down media, imposed a curfew, and briefly closed borders. The military claims it acted to stop a plot involving “drug lords” aimed at destabilising the country. Several top officials, including the president and opposition leader Domingos Pereira, have been arrested. ECOWAS, the UN, and Portugal have condemned the coup as the region faces a growing wave of military takeovers.

Igala is a very small tribe when compared to some major tribes in Nigeria.

As the 25th Chief of Army Staff, we are very proud of your achievements and how far God has brought you. As a people, you have become the coolness of our eyes. We are happy to see Igala rise again to the helm of affairs.

Make sure you don’t fall in the manner other good intentioned Chief’s fell. Take control of your movements and trust nobody in the army.

The horse is prepared for the day of battle but safety is from the Lord. We will continue to pray for you always.

May God guide and protect you brother! congratulations

Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, have arrested a notorious drug lord, 40-year-old Yussuf Abayomi Azeez, at Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos, as he attempted to board a flight to Saudi Arabia for Umrah. The arrest capped months of intensive surveillance on his illicit operations.

U.S. Rep Hits Back At China Over Criticism Of Trump’s Warning To Nigerian Govt.

U.S. Representative Riley M. Moore has hit back at China’s criticism of America’s position on alleged religious persecution in Nigeria, insisting that China cannot dictate American foreign policy.

Moore accused China of marginalizing ethnic minorities in their country and clamping down on religious freedom. According to him, such actions strips them of the moral rights to lecture the United States on the issue.

In a post on X, Moore said, “President (Donald) Trump is absolutely right to defend our brothers and sisters in Christ who are suffering horrific persecution, and even martyrdom, for their faith in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”

“China will not dictate our foreign policy to us, and we will not be lectured to by a Communist autocracy that recently arrested 30 Christian pastors for their faith and throws ethnic minorities in concentration camps,” he added.

His comments came after China accused the United States of using religion and human rights as pretexts to interfere in Nigeria’s internal affairs.

Speaking at a press conference in Beijing on Tuesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said China “firmly supports the Tinubu administration as it leads its people on a development path suited to its national conditions.”

“As Nigeria’s comprehensive strategic partner, China firmly opposes any country using religion and human rights as an excuse to interfere in other countries’ internal affairs, and threatening other countries with sanctions and force,” Mao added.

The diplomatic exchange follows President Trump’s warning of possible military action against Nigeria over what he described as the government’s failure to curb the killing of Christians.

World’s highest IQ record holder reacts to Trump’s ‘plan’ on Nigeria.

South Korean genius YoongHoon Kim, globally recognized as the world’s highest IQ record holder, has broken his silence following U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent statement placing Nigeria on the list of countries of particular concern.

Trump Flags Nigeria as ‘Country of Particular Concern’

In a post shared on his Truth Social platform, Trump claimed that Christianity is under serious threat in Nigeria.

According to Trump, the situation has become a grave humanitarian and religious crisis that requires urgent global attention.

He emphasized that “thousands of Christians are being killed,” adding that the violence can no longer be ignored.

YoongHoon Kim Responds with Compassion and Prayer
Reacting via his official X (formerly Twitter) account, YoongHoon Kim expressed concern over the ongoing situation and offered a brief prayer for divine intervention.

He wrote:
President Trump is going to stop the genocide of Christians in Nigeria. Lord Jesus, protect the believers who suffer for Your name. Give them strength, peace, and victory over persecution.”

The statement quickly went viral, drawing attention from many online, particularly Nigerians.

Kim’s message appeared to align with Trump’s claims that the move was a step toward ending what both figures referred to as genocide against Christians.