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Tochi Blasts VeryDarkMan And Blord Over iPhone 17 Controversy: Calls It All Noise And Hypocrisy

Tochukwu Okechukwu, a former housemate of Big Brother Naija, has commented on the ongoing social media dispute between activist VeryDarkMan and businessman Blord on the contentious iPhone 17 story.

Tochi sent a message on his Instagram story, expressing his dissatisfaction with what he called the increasing distraction and material addiction of prominent personalities claiming to be activists.

He asserted that focus and discipline, not ostentation or self-interest, are necessary for true activity. The controversy involving Blord and VeryDarkMan seems to be the focus of the reality TV star’s article.

The conflict began when VeryDarkMan criticized Blord for allegedly deceiving customers and increasing prices by passing off a modified iPhone XR as an iPhone 17 Pro Max.

Reacting, Tochi wrote: “You’re not an activist just because you’re stubborn. True activism takes discipline. Now that you’ve made a little money, suddenly the nation’s problems have turned into an obsession with the iPhone 17. Back when you were in your room, drinking pure water, you actually made sense.

“All these flashy phones and gadgets you’re flaunting. It’s all just noise. You’re not different from the rest of them, same game, same hypocrisy. You just want to sell your market.”

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