Social media activist VeryDarkMan, popularly known as VDM, has alleged that Nigerian singer Zlatan Ibile sent three celebrities to appeal to him amid their ongoing disagreement.
In a video circulating online, the activist further claimed that Zlatan’s parents contacted one of the alleged intermediaries to plead with him, expressing concern about their son’s condition following the controversy.
VDM alleged that the singer’s parents said Zlatan had stopped eating and was not feeling well because of the dispute.
He made the claim while criticising the singer, describing him as a “clown” and a “weaker vessel” over what he portrayed as his inability to handle the backlash.
“As a matter of fact, his parents were on a call with one of them to beg me that their son no fit chop, that their son is not feeling well, that this whole thing is messing him up,” VDM said.
The activist challenged Zlatan to publicly deny the allegations, threatening to reveal the identities of the three celebrities he claimed were sent to negotiate with him.
“Let him say it’s a lie, make I drop the names of the celebrities,” he added.
VDM also linked the disagreement to the controversy surrounding the late singer Mohbad, accusing Zlatan of failing to publicly support calls for justice because of concerns about his music career.
He maintained that his criticism was not motivated by a desire for attention, insisting that he was expressing what he believed to be the truth.
“I don’t hurt people, I just speak the truth,” he said.
However, VDM’s claims about the intervention by Zlatan’s parents, the alleged involvement of three celebrities and the singer’s health condition have not been independently verified.
“Zlatan is a big joke & a clown while everything is happening Zlatan is begging me in my DMs, Zlatan has sent 3 celebrities to beg me & he even sent his parents to beg me, his parents said he can’t eat cuz of what is going on, I’m the clout, Zlatan should come out and debunk this… pic.twitter.com/KM5A184vys
— D3VID 🐢 (@DurkioWiz) November 7, 2026
Zlatan has not been quoted responding to the latest allegations in the account available for this report.
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