BLORD Remanded in Kuje Prison Over Alleged Impersonation of VeryDarkMan, To Spend Easter Behind Bars

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Popular Nigerian crypto entrepreneur, BLORD, has been remanded in the Kuje Correctional Centre following his arraignment before a Federal High Court in Abuja over alleged impersonation and related offences.

The court ordered that BLORD be held in custody pending the continuation of his trial, with the next hearing date scheduled for April 27, 2026. This effectively means the businessman may spend the Easter period behind bars.

BLORD is facing multiple charges, including impersonation, forgery, and criminal conspiracy. The case stems from allegations involving controversial social media activist VeryDarkMan, who accused the entrepreneur of unlawfully using his identity and making false claims of endorsement.

According to the allegations, BLORD reportedly created misleading representations suggesting a business relationship with VeryDarkMan, including claims of a ₦500 million deal that has been strongly disputed.

The legal action marks a significant escalation in what initially appeared to be a social media dispute, now transformed into a full-blown criminal case attracting nationwide attention.

Despite viral claims circulating online that BLORD would spend only six days in custody, court documents confirm that his remand is expected to last nearly four weeks, subject to further court proceedings.

Authorities have yet to issue a detailed public statement on the case, but the development has continued to generate reactions across social media platforms, with supporters and critics weighing in on the controversy.

As the case unfolds, legal analysts say the outcome could set a precedent for issues surrounding digital identity, influencer endorsements, and online impersonation in Nigeria’s rapidly evolving tech space.

BLORD’s legal team is expected to push for bail in subsequent hearings, while the prosecution prepares to present evidence supporting the charges.

The situation remains fluid, with more details expected to emerge as the trial progresses.