Nigerian actor and social media personality Lege Miami, whose real name is Adams Kehinde, has released a video response to allegations made by online critic VeryDarkMan (Martins Vincent Otse). The video, captures Lege Miami’s reaction to the ongoing feud, which has garnered significant attention on social media platforms.
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The video, features Lege Miami seated in a room, speaking directly to the camera while holding a microphone. Throughout the video, he addresses multiple points raised by VeryDarkMan, particularly focusing on the critic’s claims about Lege Miami’s past actions and his credibility. The subtitles provide insight into his arguments, with phrases like “very dark man you still say i carry mic for because you know somebody english so the English value yeah so how to come in then they see a little why you where are that time have we speak” indicating his frustration and defense against the accusations.
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Lege Miami’s response is multifaceted, touching on several issues. He criticizes VeryDarkMan for repeating himself in videos and questions the timing and validity of the allegations, especially concerning an apology video made on the same day Lege was released by the EFCC. He states, “that’s number one. Number two you are saying That when the same day they release it from EFCC is that same day the guy make an apology video who are you.” This suggests a disbelief in the coincidence and an implication of ulterior motives.
The video also delves into broader themes of authenticity and influence within the Nigerian social media landscape. Lege Miami accuses VeryDarkMan of lacking proof for his claims and questions his understanding of the industry dynamics, particularly around political affiliations and financial dealings. He mentions, “You never chopped inside Politician money before I know that is your problem,” hinting at a perceived naivety or bias in VeryDarkMan’s criticisms.
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Lege Miami’s delivery is passionate, with gestures and expressions emphasizing his points. He warns VeryDarkMan against mentioning certain names and suggests legal repercussions, stating, “Notice i warned you that Don’t stop mentioning She name This guy We are talking about Guy come Out Make a apology video If They don’t Do anything Now You just Already.” This indicates a readiness to escalate the situation if necessary. The video concludes with Lege Miami asserting his stance on friendship and loyalty, saying, “One Don’t Worry To Stop Nigeria With All My Strength to Be Friends To be A Friend is not By Force.” This final statement underscores his independence and refusal to be swayed by external pressures.
