Former Big Brother Naija winner Phyna has made fresh allegations against social media influencer VeryDarkMan amid their ongoing online dispute.
The reality television star claimed the disagreement began after she rejected an alleged sexual advance from the activist and influencer.
Phyna Speaks on VeryDarkMan Fallout
The focus keyphrase, Phyna and VeryDarkMan fallout, has continued to trend on social media following the latest accusations shared by the reality star on X.
Phyna alleged that VeryDarkMan attempted to manipulate public opinion against her during efforts to seek justice for her late younger sister, Ruth Otabor.
Her sister reportedly died after being involved in an accident linked to a Dangote Cement truck in Edo State in 2025.
Disagreement Over Sister’s Case
According to Phyna, she initially contacted VeryDarkMan to help amplify the case online and demand accountability.
The case later gained attention, prompting Dangote Cement to reportedly pledge support for the victim’s medical expenses.
However, tensions later emerged after VeryDarkMan publicly withdrew from the matter.
At the time, he alleged that Phyna held private discussions with the company without informing him.
Fresh Allegations Surface
Reacting to the controversy over the weekend, Phyna denied the accusations made against her.
She further alleged that VeryDarkMan became hostile after she declined his alleged romantic or sexual advances.
“Maybe he started holding grudges against me because he said he wanted to sleep with me and I didn’t accept,” she stated.
Phyna also shared screenshots she described as evidence while insisting that she never demanded money from the company involved in the accident case.
Social Media Reactions Continue
The latest development in the Phyna and VeryDarkMan fallout has generated widespread reactions online.
While some users demanded that both parties provide more evidence, others urged them to resolve the matter privately.
Neither VeryDarkMan nor his representatives had officially responded to the latest allegations as of the time of filing this report.
