By Charles Pemu 
The dramatic in-flight physical confrontation between social media figures VeryDarkMan (VDM) and Mr. Jollof has sent shockwaves through the online community, forcing a surprising end to one of the internet’s most persistent feuds. Following the viral “airborne wrestling” match, controversial personality Saida Boj has publicly tendered an immediate apology to her rival, Blessing CEO (Okoro Blessing Nkiruka).
VDM and Mr. Jollof’s Royal Rumble
The clash between VDM and Mr. Jollof, which began as a digital rivalry rooted in political criticism and a ₦500 million defamation lawsuit, tragically graduated to a physical brawl on a commercial flight. The altercation has dominated headlines, especially after VDM claimed Mr. Jollof resorted to the bizarre act of biting him during the scuffle, adding an unsettling and graphic element to their confrontation.
The intensity of the men’s fight moving from mere insults to actual physical violence appears to have served as a sobering moral lesson for other feuding personalities.
Saida Boj, who had been locked in a bitter and escalating online war with Blessing CEO that was also threatening to turn physical, quickly retreated from the hostility.
According to her recent statement, Saida Boj originally thought the perpetual online conflict was merely “social media talk.” The sight of VDM and Mr. Jollof upgrading from keyboard warriors to “airborne wrestlers,” however, instantly changed her perspective.
Saida Boj wasted no time in apologizing, stating the fear was directly linked to Blessing CEO’s formidable demeanor. In her own words, she realized: “With the way Blessings CEO’s hands are looking, I cannot collect the kind of slap that will reset my future, format my memory, and send me back to factory settings.”
The move effectively ends a highly publicized rivalry that had persisted for months, originating from a sarcastic comment by Blessing CEO that alluded to “prostitution” on one of Saida Boj’s posts.
The Entertainment Moral
This extraordinary sequence of events where one online brawl triggers reconciliation in another has provided a clear, albeit extreme, lesson for the digital sphere:
- Avoid unnecessary problems that are not looking for you.
- Not every trend is safe to join; some trends can trend your face.
- If you see two angry adults fighting, mind your business.
- If someone’s hand is bigger than your dreams, apologize fast to avoid story that touch.
The VDM-Mr. Jollof royal rumble has not only shocked the internet but also reset the destiny of feuding personalities, offering a stark reminder of the dangerous line between online aggression and real-world consequences.