Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore has weighed in on the ongoing dispute between VeryDarkMan and crypto entrepreneur Linus Williams Ifejirika, stating that sending BLord to prison should not be seen as a win.
Sowore made it clear that celebrating someone’s incarceration is not justice, warning against what he described as the “weaponisation of the law” in personal disputes.
BLord was recently remanded in Kuje prison after being arraigned over allegations including impersonation, conspiracy, and unauthorised use of VeryDarkMan’s identity.
Reacting to the situation, Sowore reportedly criticised both VeryDarkMan and his legal team, insisting that the focus should be on fairness and due process—not punishment driven by personal conflict. He also vowed to intervene to secure BLord’s release, reinforcing his stance against misuse of the justice system.
The activist further stressed that the legal system should not be turned into a tool for settling scores, especially in high-profile disputes involving public figures.
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