Verydarkman Shares How Late Mr Ibu's Family Neglected Him, Warns Men Against Polygamy

• Self-acclaimed activist and influencer VeryDarkMan has advised men against marrying more than one wife
• His statement was connected to the passing of veteran comic actor Mr Ibu and his family drama while he was still alive
• He also accused the deceased's family of not taking care of the man, instead, they were chasing after money

Social media influencer and self-acclaimed activist Martins Otse Vincent, aka Verydarkman, has warned individuals against getting involved in polygamy. His statement comes as the passing of Nollywood actor John Okafor, aka Mr Ibu, is trending.

In a video he shared on his Instagram page, he noted that Mr Ibu's polygamous family did not take care of him. Instead, they were after how they would share his wealth.

The controversial influencer also revealed that the late actor was taken to the hospital where he was to be operated on by 4 am on Saturday, March 2, but he passed away by 6 am the same day. Meanwhile, none of his close family members were with him.

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He also advised that successful men should be careful of the kind of women they allow into their lives, likewise women.

Below is an excerpt of Verydarkman's words from his video:

"As you all can see, a very sad news has hit the industry, which is the passing of Mr Ibu. He went for his surgery by 4am and he didn't come out alive. He didn't contact those that are close to him before he went because I contacted someone that was with him when he was in the hospital previously, and he said that he was not informed of Mr Ibu's surgery. Men and women have to be careful of polygamous homes. It can be the end of you. Mr Ibu went through a lot and his family were not supportive."

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Check out the video of VeryDarkMan speaking on Mr Ibu's death below:

Mr Ibu speaks on battling a critical condition

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that the late veteran Mr Ibu had opened up on his deteriorating health challenges.

Before giving up the ghost on March 2, the 62-year-old actor had to be amputated as his condition worsened.

Source: Legit.ng