A new twist has emerged in the ongoing online feud between Martins Vincent Otse and Blessing Okoro, with the activist claiming he has filed a formal petition with the Nigeria Police Force.
According to VeryDarkMan, the petition has been approved for investigation and centres on an allegation that Blessing CEO defrauded him of ₦150.
“I have filed a petition with the Nigeria Police Force… for allegedly defrauding me of my ₦150 and the public of their hard earned money,” he said.
More Than Just ₦150
While the amount involved appears minimal, VeryDarkMan suggested the issue raises broader concerns about public trust and accountability.
He explained that the ₦150 was money he intended to use for a meal, but instead sent to Blessing CEO, a decision he now regrets.
Beyond his personal claim, he also accused her of misleading the public, linking the situation to wider allegations about her fundraising activities.
Mixed Reactions Online
The development has sparked divided reactions across social media. Some users view the petition as satire or a publicity move, while others argue that the principle of accountability matters regardless of the amount involved.
As of now, Blessing Okoro has not publicly responded to the petition.
The situation continues to trend online, turning what might seem like a minor dispute into a larger conversation about influence, credibility and responsibility in Nigeria’s digital space.
