Bobrisky Sues VeryDarkMan For ₦1 Billion Over Fake Audio Claims

According to Naija News, the legal dispute arose when an audio recording shared by VeryDarkMan went viral, accusing Bobrisky of paying ₦15 million to officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to quash money laundering charges. The audio also alleged that Bobrisky bribed Nigeria Correctional Service (NCoS) officials to avoid serving prison time.

In response, Bobrisky denied all claims, calling the audio a fabrication and stating, “I served my term in prison.” His legal team claims the audio was AI-generated and falsely implicated Bobrisky in inappropriate relationships with prominent politicians and law enforcement officers.

On Sunday, Bobrisky revealed the lawsuit on his Instagram page. His legal representatives accused VeryDarkMan of exploiting Bobrisky’s public image to gain attention, making unverified accusations without any credible evidence.

The lawsuit claims that the AI-generated audio was maliciously released, falsely associating Bobrisky with high-ranking officials and inappropriate conduct. The legal team further criticized VeryDarkMan for carelessly disseminating harmful content, disregarding Bobrisky’s privacy, mental health, and fundamental rights.

Bobrisky’s lawyers have demanded that VeryDarkMan remove the audio clip, issue a public apology in two national newspapers, and post a video apology on all social media platforms. Additionally, they are seeking ₦1 billion in damages within 24 hours and have warned of legal consequences if the demands are not met.

In a formal statement, Bobrisky’s legal team highlighted that the allegations made by VeryDarkMan are baseless, urging him to prove the authenticity of the claims. They emphasized that Bobrisky had served his prison sentence and no evidence supported the bribery claims.

The statement concludes with a stern warning that failure to comply with the demands will result in legal action, stressing the urgency of resolving the matter within 24 hours.