iPhone XR To iPhone 17: Blord’s Instagram Account Taken Down Following Clash With VeryDarkMan

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The Instagram account of Nigerian crypto entrepreneur, Linus Williams Ifejika popularly known as Blord has been taken down.
 
This followed his clash with the social media activist and influencer, Martins Vincent Otse popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM).
 
Blord had clashed with VDM over the buying and selling of upgraded iPhone XR to iPhone 17.
 
After releasing contacts to buy the upgraded phone at a lower price, VDM and Blord clashed forcing the latter to release unclad photos of the activist.
 
Following that incident, Blord's account disappeared on social media.
 
However, some people on social media claimed that the account was taken down, while others said he voluntarily deactivated the account himself.
 

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