- Comedian Ayo Makun (AY) celebrated his brother, Yomi Casual, and his wife on their 8th wedding anniversary, expressing pride in their love and growth.
- Sharing photos of the couple, AY praised their strength, prayed for their continued happiness, and encouraged them to keep their love shining.
Comedian AY Makun has celebrated his brother, Yomi Casual, and his wife on their 8th wedding anniversary, praising their love and strength.
He expressed pride in their journey and prayed for their continued happiness and success.
“Happy Anniversary to @yomicasual and @fabjewels_official
I honestly didn’t even realise it’s been 8 years already, but here I am taking a proud moment to celebrate the grace you both carry. Happy 8th Anniversary!
I’m more than happy and proud to know that the Makun family keeps moving forward, irrespective of anything else. May God continue to bless your marriage.
I’m truly proud of you, my younger brother. Keep the faith, keep the love alive, keep shining, and keep moving. May God’s blessings remain upon your union now and always.
In Jesus’ name, Amen”.
In other news…. Controversial social media critic Vincent Otse Martins, widely known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has once again clashed with tech entrepreneur Linus Williams Ifejika, popularly called Blord. The renewed dispute began after VDM accused the billionaire of re-uploading his private videos online without providing proper context.
The conflict traces back to Blord’s viral video where he flaunted what he described as a modified iPhone XR, redesigned to mirror Apple’s latest iPhone 17 Pro. According to Blord, the device had been refurbished in China to look and perform like the newest model, complete with upgraded icons and a sleek interface.
However, VDM swiftly dismissed the claim, branding Blord a fraud and describing the showcased device as a counterfeit. To prove his point, the outspoken influencer even travelled to China, where he demonstrated how outdated iPhones could be repackaged and presented as new models.
Following VDM’s exposé, Blord fired back, offering to pay N500,000 in exchange for the critic’s nude videos. He also taunted VDM, saying that while he was busy sharing explicit content in the past, he (Blord) was focused on building a business empire.
The drama escalated further when Blord allegedly reposted clips of VDM’s private videos on his Instagram page, sparking widespread backlash.
In response, VDM mocked the offer, saying Blord didn’t need to spend such an amount to access his videos, as he would have willingly sent them for free. He went on to claim that he had already sent new unclad videos directly to the billionaire and even encouraged him to view them alongside his wife.
Sarcastically, VDM added that he intended to keep sending similar videos “daily.”
Ending on a surprising note, the critic announced plans to open a gadget store in Nigeria for his sister, where customers could purchase brand-new phones at more affordable prices.
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