JUST IN: “Why Give Zlatan 48hrs Like a TikToker?” — Izzy Ogbeide Slams VeryDarkMan Over Mohbad Case Ultimatum

The online drama surrounding the late Mohbad’s quest for justice has taken a new turn, as Izzy Ogbeide, a close associate in the entertainment industry, calls out controversial activist VeryDarkMan for what he describes as an unfair and disrespectful attack on Nigerian rapper Zlatan Ibile.

In a passionate and direct statement now making waves across social media, Izzy defended Zlatan’s silence in the Mohbad case and took a swipe at VeryDarkMan’s methods:

“VeryDarkMan, what you are doing is not fair. We all saw the video evidence of Sam Larry bullying Mohbad. Zlatan’s mother instructed him not to get involved in this Mohbad issue — do you want Zlatan to disobey his mother and obey you instead?”

The backlash comes after VeryDarkMan issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Zlatan Ibile, demanding he make a public video speaking out on the circumstances surrounding Mohbad’s tragic death. The activist has remained vocal on the case, calling out celebrities who he believes have stayed silent, complicit, or cowardly.

But Izzy Ogbeide isn’t having it.

“Why do you want to bring down Zlatan’s career? How can you give an A-list artiste like Zlatan 48 hours to make a video like he’s a TikTok content creator?”

The fiery defense has sparked intense debate online, with fans split between supporting VeryDarkMan’s aggressive pursuit of justice and defending Zlatan’s choice to remain quiet out of respect for his family’s wishes. Some believe Zlatan’s silence is unacceptable given his proximity to key figures allegedly involved in Mohbad’s harassment, while others argue that forcing a public statement could backfire and cause unnecessary professional damage.

Zlatan himself has yet to respond directly to the ultimatum or the growing social pressure, but Izzy’s comments now place a public spotlight on the tension between celebrity loyalty, family, and activism.

With “Zlatan,” “Mohbad,” and “VeryDarkMan” dominating Google Trends and X (formerly Twitter) hashtags like #JusticeForMohbad and #ZlatanSpeaks trending across Nigeria, the story continues to unfold at lightning speed.

One thing is clear — the fight for justice in Mohbad’s name is no longer just about evidence. It’s a battle over silence, influence, and the dangerous line between activism and online bullying.

Stay locked on Busterblog.com as we continue to follow this developing story.

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