Verydarkman’s expected release from Police custody today didn’t happen.
Verydarkman remains in police custody as court fails to convene, Tunde Ednut reveals activist’s release date.
Reports about Verydarkman and his recent encounters with the police have surfaced online after nearly eight days in police custody.
The social media activist made headlines with news that he would remain in custody for an additional five days due to the court not convening for his bail application hearing.
Media personality, Tunde Ednut subsequently provided an update on Verydarkman’s arrest, indicating that he is expected to be released by Thursday, May 30, 2024.
Nigerian activist, Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as Verydarkman unfortunately didn’t secure bail from police custody today.
Barrister Street, a blog focused on political and court case news disclosed that the bail application for the outspoken social media activist has been postponed to Monday, June 3, 2024.
This delay came after the court failed to convene on Monday, May 27, leading to Verydarkman’s continued detention.
However, a conflicting update from Verydarkman’s close ally, blogger Tunde Ednut, has also emerged online. According to Ednut, Verydarkman will be released tomorrow, Thursday, May 30, contradicting the earlier reports about the bail hearing’s postponement.
The discrepancy between the reports from Barrister Street and Tunde Ednut has caused confusion regarding the actual status of Verydarkman’s release. As of now, it remains unclear whether the activist will be freed on May 30 or if he will have to wait until the new bail hearing date on June 3.
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Reacting to Tunde’s update, One @adesope_shopsydoo wrote: “It’s been too quiet out here without him.”
Actress, Uche Ebere wrote: “Just like in the Bible when Jesus Christ was arrested, the gullible people He came to save were shouting, crucify Him crucify Him, Hmmm I can see gullible people here on the comment section speaking against VDM, an extraordinary specie who is here to save a lot of situations that are going wrong in the society, it’s a pity a lot of damaged people are on this comment section, people that hates the truth.”
Actress, Blessing Nwankwo wrote: “Abeg make we talk another thing.”
