Actor Uche Maduagwu has accused controversial critic Verydarkman of trying to escape Nigeria, sparking a new controversy around his release.
Verydarkman has been in the focus of fresh allegations since he was freed from custody on May 6, 2025, following his arrest on May 2, 2025, amid requests for his release and nationwide rallies. The already heated situation has become even more dramatic as Uche Maduagwu openly claimed that Verydarkman intended to depart Nigeria for Ghana.
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Given the continuing public conflicts between Verydarkman and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Maduagwu’s charges have drawn attention. Additionally, he has called on immigration officials to take immediate action to stop the purported escape. The issue as it is developing continues to pique public curiosity since many people are curious about Verydarkman’s motivations after his widely reported scandals.
In other news, a video of celebrity stylist Veekee James dancing with her father-in-law at a recent family gathering went viral on social media, igniting a controversy.
Online attention is nothing new to Veekee, who is well-known for her lively public presence and amorous videos with husband Femi Atere. But this time, a video of her seemingly twerking for her father-in-law during a passionate dance session made headlines instead of the couple’s chemistry.
Veekee was seen dancing passionately with her husband’s father, who was also appropriately attired for the event, while wearing a flowing white gown. The stylist was accused of inappropriate behavior by critics after the moment went viral.
Since then, social media has been ablaze with conflicting responses. Given the family setting, some people thought the dance was repulsive, while others justified the stylist’s behavior as lighthearted and harmless.
Veekee James has not yet addressed the criticism. Nevertheless, the film has sparked ongoing discussion regarding cultural norms and limits in open family gatherings.
