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‘There’s no need for lies’ — Shuddy breaks silence amid Lil Frosh, VDM controversy

Daily Post Nigeria November 09, 2026 2 views
‘There’s no need for lies’ — Shuddy breaks silence amid Lil Frosh, VDM controversy

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Naira Marley’s brother, Shuddy, has urged for peace amidst the escalating public dispute between Nigerian rapper VeryDarkMan (VDM) and Lil Frosh. The intervention comes after Lil Frosh accused VDM of fabricating claims regarding threats of arrest allegedly made by Davido and Zinoleesky.

The controversy intensified following Lil Frosh’s public attack on VDM, in which he challenged the veracity of VDM’s statements concerning the alleged involvement of Davido and Zinoleesky. Shuddy stepped into the fray to de-escalate the situation, emphasizing a desire to resolve the conflict without further public drama.

In a statement posted on Instagram, Shuddy revealed that multiple parties had reached out privately to apologize and settle their differences. He noted that there has been no interest in keeping old disputes alive, stating, “There have been a lot of apologies behind the scenes, and we’ve always been willing to make peace.”

Despite the call for reconciliation, Shuddy expressed confusion over the need for public denials of events he believes actually occurred. He directly addressed the accusations of dishonesty, asserting that denying known facts serves no purpose.

“Coming online to deny things you know happened doesn’t make sense. You called twice. There’s no need for lies or unnecessary drama,” Shuddy wrote.

Shuddy’s comments highlight the tension between private resolutions and public narratives in the Nigerian music industry. By citing specific instances of communication, such as two phone calls, he sought to validate the underlying events while criticizing the public display of conflict.

The dispute between VDM and Lil Frosh has drawn significant attention from fans and industry observers, with Shuddy’s intervention serving as a notable attempt to steer the conversation toward resolution rather than continued confrontation.

<small>Source: Daily Post Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>

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