Music producer Samklef (Samuel Oguachuba) has publicly denied being part of a controversial WhatsApp group accused of obstructing justice for late singer Mohbad. He charged social media activist Verydarkman (VDM) with paying ₦20 million to hack and leak their “private” messages—a claim that has triggered fierce backlash and intensified a bitter social media war.
1. VDM’s Allegations and Chat Leak
Verydarkman had released excerpts from a supposed “secret” WhatsApp group allegedly involving Samklef, actress Iyabo Ojo, Jigan Baba Oja, and others. The group was accused of plotting Mohbad’s arrest, leaking his nude footage, manipulating DNA narratives, and misdirecting public outrage to shield certain figures in the entertainment industry.
2. Samklef’s Rebuttal & ₦20M Hack Claim
In response, Samklef took to X (formerly Twitter), dismissing the allegations and revealing that VDM reportedly paid ₦20 million to obtain and publish the private chat messages. He labeled VDM a “clout chaser” and “a tool working against justice,” asserting the WhatsApp group was never meant to suppress any investigation—rather, it was formed to combat online bullies like Naira Marley .
3. The Justice Narrative Under Siege
Samklef clarified the group’s existence was transparent—public even—and that it supported Mohbad’s petition against alleged bullying by Sam Larry and Naira Marley. He further challenged VDM to face him directly, stressing Mohbad’s petition was part of their advocacy, not a conspiracy to silence inquiry.
4. Escalating Attacks & Character Clash
In his lengthy posts, Samklef accused VDM of manipulating narratives, stirring drama, and targeting figures like Dre (Davido’s PRO) and Davido himself to gain followers. He insisted VDM has sabotaged the Mohbad justice cause since the DNA controversy, alleging over-reliance on sensational content rather than facts.
5. Public Reaction & Fan Pressure
Fans quickly turned against Samklef online, challenging him to publish proof of the WhatsApp chats he claims were hacked. Comments urged him
6. Legal Battles & Wider Fallout
VDM’s legal troubles continue: he was re-arraigned on cyberbullying charges involving Tonto Dikeh, Iyabo Ojo, and Samklef. His court session was adjourned to July 24, 2025. Samklef’s allegations add a further layer of complexity to a case already seen by many as a grim intersection of justice-seeking and reputation warfare
The turmoil began after Mohbad’s death in September 2023, when activists and celebrities collectively pressured for justice. VDM emerged as a critical voice demanding transparency—including a DNA test for Mohbad’s son. His outspoken coverage and leaked chats led to fallout with celebrities and claims of deception from both sides What started as a quest for clarity over Mohbad’s death has morphed into a public spectacle over leaked chats, alleged bribery, and character assassination. Samklef’s explosive ₦20M leak claim and VDM’s ongoing legal battles ensure the saga remains far from over.
Questions on the horizon:
- Will Samklef provide concrete evidence to support his hacking allegation?
- Can VDM prove the authenticity and intent behind the leaked chats?
- Will this dispute empower the quest for Mohbad’s justice—or bury it under celebrity drama?
Stay tuned as further details emerge—and as this controversial clash continues to unfold.
