Blord Remanded in Kuje Prison for Impersonation Charges
Linu William Ifejirika, popularly known as Blord, was remanded in Kuje prison following his arraignment at the Federal High Court in Abuja on April 1, 2026. He faces several charges, including impersonation and forgery.
The allegations include impersonating VeryDarkMan and falsely claiming to be a brand ambassador for a gadget app, for which he purportedly received 500 million naira. The court proceedings revealed that Blord had also used the name Martin Ots to book a flight ticket and claimed to have been involved in the launch of the Blunt gadget app without proper authorization.
He is expected to spend 26 days in prison, which includes the Easter holiday, as he awaits further legal proceedings.
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