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If dem born you well Omoyele Sowore, use my picture just like B Lord did ok Billboard without my approval, me Verkdarkman will send you to pr!son” — Verydarkman says

VDM is right on what he did to Blord. Blord practically act like an illiterate and VDM saw that loophole and he used it to his own advantage. Sowore step in is good but VDM hasn’t done anything wrong. After all it is the court that remand Blord not a police forceful detention.

Before people rush to react emotionally to what Omoyele Sowore said about B-Lord and Kuje Prison, let’s be clear about what is actually at stake. This is not about personalities, it’s about power and how it is being abused. There is absolutely nothing admirable about using influence to drag someone into detention over what appears to be a civil matter. That is not justice, it is repression dressed up as authority. From everything we can see, the issue involving B-Lord looks like something that should be handled through dialogue, settlement, or civil legal channels, not imprisonment. The moment disputes like this are escalated into criminal cases, it signals a dangerous willingness to weaponize the system. Prison should never be a tool for settling personal scores or proving who holds more power. Let’s call it what it is: using connections in the police or judiciary to lock someone up to show dominance is an abuse of power. It undermines the very foundation of justice and turns institutions into instruments of fear. Today it’s B-Lord. Tomorrow it could be anyone who crosses the wrong person. That is why Sowore stance matters. It is not about excusing wrongdoing, if any exists, but about drawing a hard line against the misuse of state machinery. Due process is not optional. Justice cannot be selective. And power must never be allowed to operate without accountability. Any society that stays silent in the face of this kind of behavior is slowly accepting injustice as normal. And once that line is crossed, it becomes harder and harder to reclaim fairness, freedom, and the rule of law.