Social media personality, VeryDarkMan, has confirmed that he received an invitation from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

The development followed a petition reportedly submitted to the anti-graft agency by legal practitioner, Blessing Agbomhere, of Blessing Agbomhere & Partners.

According to reports, the petition called for a comprehensive investigation into the financial activities, sponsorship arrangements, and funding sources of both VeryDarkMan and activist lawyer, Deji Adeyanju.

Reacting via his social media page, VeryDarkMan alleged that the investigation was an attempt to silence critical voices in the country.

He further claimed that members of the ruling All Progressives Congress were using legal channels to suppress public criticism of the government.

He Wrote:

“They Want To Stop Us From Speaking Against This Evil Government That Has Failed To Protect The Lives Of Nigerians. So, They Used Their People To Write Petitions.”

The social media activist maintained that the invitation is politically motivated and linked to his outspoken criticism of government policies and national issues.

Nigerian content creator, Officer Woos, has dismissed claims that he announced the death of his colleague, Broda Shaggi.

The controversy began after an X user, @Ghost91on, alleged that Officer Woos had shared news of Broda Shaggy’s death on Instagram.

The post read:

“Officer Woos Just Announced The Passed Away Of His Brother Broda Shaggi Via His IG Page. May His Soul Rest In Perfect Peace.”

Reacting to the viral claim, Officer Woos shared a screenshot of the post on his Instagram Story and simply wrote:

“False.”

His legal representatives, Versed Attorneys, also released a statement denying the report and describing it as false and malicious.

The statement read in part:

“We Act As Solicitors To Mr. Jubril Oladapo Gbadamosi Alias ‘Officer Woos’ (‘Our Client’), A Respected Content Creator And Public Figure, And Write This Statement In Response To False And Malicious Publications Currently Circulating On Social Media, Particularly X (Formerly Twitter).

“It Has Come To Our Client’s Attention That Certain Unverified And Anonymous Social Media Pages Have Published Claims Alleging That Our Client Publicly Announced The Death Of A Close Colleague On His Official Page.

“Our Client Has Never Announced The Death Of Any Colleague, Friend, Or Associate On Any Of His Platforms. These Publications Are Entirely Manufactured And Constitute A Deliberate Attempt To Misinform The Public.”

The statement further warned that legal action could be taken against individuals responsible for spreading the false information.

The rumour surfaced about three months after Broda Shaggy was reportedly shot while filming at Sango Ota Bridge in Ogun State in March 2026. Since that incident, the comedian has not publicly addressed the matter.

Popular Nigerian streamer, Peller, has completed the traditional marriage rites for his fiancée, Jarvis, after travelling to her hometown in Benin City to officially pay her bride price.

The streamer shared the news with fans through his social media page on Sunday, expressing excitement about the next phase of their relationship.

He Wrote:

“Today, I Proudly Paid The Bride Price Of The Woman I Love.

“A Beautiful Journey Has Officially Begun, And I’m Grateful To Both Families For Their Blessings.

“She Said ‘Yes’ To Forever, And Now It’s Time To Build Our Future Together. Officially Off The Market.”

The development comes just weeks after Peller proposed to Jarvis on June 3 during a trip to Ghana.

With the bride price rites now completed, the couple has taken another major step toward officially tying the knot.