After what seemed to be the toll of a heated saga following Bob Risky’s recent reaction over a supposed 4 million debt and bribery allegation, Falz has filed a Lawsuit.
The saga’s core draws concerned civilians back to where it all started.
Perhaps before noon, Verydarkman called out Bob Risky on his social media handles, accusing him of allegedly owing a 4 million debt and refusing to pay it off via his nerve. Showing several pieces of evidence, he vowed to act upon his cruel protocols if Bob Risky persisted in abiding by his words.
As expected, Bob Risky denied all the allegations. However, although he publicly debunked the impended accusation, Verydarkman confirmed that he paid off his debt.
Prior to this phase, Verydarkman didn’t hesitate to spill that Bob Risky, who was once sentenced to 6 months in prison, didn’t serve it. Instead, he bribed his way out. He astonishingly revealed that he paid a whopping 15 million currency to EFCC officials who helped him evade his jail term.
Detailing and showing off a recorded phone call of Bob Risky, uttering that Falz and his father played a significant role in demoting his jail term, he attracted the attention of the Rapper, who filed a lawsuit.
Falz, who was not pleased with the allegations, filed a defamatory lawsuit against Verydarkman, remanding for a public apology or possible legal penalty.
From the viral lawsuit, Falz debunked all the allegations that had been impeded against him. However, as he asserted, he admitted to crediting Bob Risky 3 million for financial turmoil and not what the Body Builder alleged. He finalised that Verydarkman should withdraw from his concept, or he would be willing to take legal action.
Not long after the lawsuit went viral, Verydarkman responded with a lawsuit, detailing that he never defamed Falz. Instead, he was voicing for an exploration and clarification.
Also, EFCC has officially invited Verydarkman, Bob Risky and Falz for questioning as they are set to launch a thorough investigation. Verydarkman, in response, has implored conditions which involve safety and accommodation.
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