Social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) has announced his complete withdrawal from the ongoing public feud involving the Okoye family (P-Square).
His decision follows widespread criticism from netizens and public figures, including Liberian actor Frank Artus, who urged him to cease intervention in the family's internal affairs after Peter Okoye shared details regarding financial disputes.
In a video addressing his change of stance, VDM acknowledged public feedback and revised his assessment of the conflict, attributing 40 percent of the blame to elder brother and former manager Jude Okoye for refusing to step down when requested.
He assigned the remaining responsibility to Peter, the family, and peripheral influences, stating that his exit allows for balanced perspectives.
Following his statement on the P-Square controversy, the activist revealed that he is shifting his focus toward preparing for an upcoming police panel review concerning allegations he previously leveled against AIG Jimoh Moshood.
"If you ask me who to put the blame on, I will say I will put 40 percent of the blame on Jude, and I put 30 percent of the blame on Peter, and another 30 percent on the wife, the family and everybody." — VeryDarkMan
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