Wunmi, the widow of the late singer Mohbad, has finally broken her silence, directly calling out online critic Verydarkman (VDM) for what she describes as relentless harassment and baseless accusations against her family.
Her statement has sparked widespread support from Nigerians, who have taken to social media to applaud her courage in standing up to Vincent Otse Martins, popularly known as VDM.
For nearly two years, Verydarkman has built a reputation for inserting himself into viral controversies, including the tragic death of Mohbad. One of his most vocal claims has been the demand for Wunmi to conduct a DNA test to confirm the paternity of her son, Liam—a claim that has fueled endless online debates.
However, Wunmi is no longer staying silent. In a series of Instagram story posts, she firmly addressed VDM’s ongoing harassment, making it clear that she would not be bullied into taking a DNA test.
“Vincent, for nearly two years, I have endured your harassment, false narratives, and attempts to obstruct justice for my late husband, Mohbad. Despite my silence, you have continued to spread misinformation, even going so far as to question the paternity of our son, Liam,” she wrote.
Wunmi emphasized that her decision to remain silent was not out of fear or guilt but out of respect for her grieving process. She condemned VDM’s repeated attacks, stating that his obsession with her family is nothing but a distraction from seeking true justice for Mohbad.
She also highlighted that while she and Mohbad had their differences—just like any other couple—their marriage was built on love, understanding, and forgiveness. She criticized VDM for ignoring his own personal issues while fixating on hers.
“No amount of bullying will break me,” she declared, standing her ground against the social media onslaught.
Following her statement, social media has been flooded with reactions. Many Nigerians are praising Wunmi’s resilience, hailing her for defending herself and protecting Mohbad’s legacy.
As the controversy unfolds, one thing remains clear—Wunmi is done being silent, and she’s ready to fight back against the false narratives surrounding her late husband’s death and her family.
