Nigerian music producer Samuel Oguachuba, popularly known as Samklef, has strongly denied allegations made by social media personality VeryDarkMan that he was part of a secret WhatsApp group allegedly formed to undermine justice for late singer Mohbad.
VeryDarkMan had recently claimed that Samklef, alongside actress Iyabo Ojo, Jigan Baba Oja, and others, participated in a WhatsApp group that allegedly plotted his arrest, leaked his nude video, and deliberately misled the public regarding Mohbad's case.
In a detailed response posted on X (formerly Twitter), Samklef dismissed these allegations as attention-seeking tactics that actually hinder the pursuit of justice. According to the music producer, the group chat in question was created to fight against bullies like Naira Marley, not to silence anyone seeking justice for Mohbad.
To support his defense, Samklef shared a copy of Mohbad's petition against Sam Larry for assault, emphasizing their genuine efforts to fight for justice for the late singer.
The music producer further accused VeryDarkMan of manipulating public opinion and using Mohbad's situation for personal gain, particularly criticizing his persistent focus on demanding a DNA test.
"VDM has been working against Mohbad from day one, first it was DNA talk. You dey use gullible rats dey chase clout. Who you be wey we go open group chat for you?" Samklef stated in his post.
He added: "Dear VDM, why you dey face Dre? You deliberately attacked Dre and tagged Davido trying to stir drama."
This latest exchange adds another layer to the ongoing controversy surrounding the pursuit of justice for Mohbad, who passed away under circumstances that continue to raise questions among fans and industry stakeholders.
The public dispute between these personalities highlights the complex nature of the case and the various narratives emerging around it, as different parties claim to be fighting for justice while accusing others of having ulterior motives.
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