Mirabel confesses to VeryDarkMan: The lady admits to faking rape story
On February 19, 2026, Abigail Nsuka, known as Mirabel, confessed to social critic VeryDarkMan that her rape allegations were false. Nsuka admitted to creating fake accounts and struggling with self-harm and panic attacks. The social media influencer cited suicidal thoughts as the reason for her recent actions.
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âVeryDarkMan has once again moved to the centre of a viral storm. The social critic released a video showing a private conversation with a young woman. Abigail Nsuka, popularly known as Mirabel, finally told the truth about her recent claims.
âShe admitted that the story about being raped was not true. This news shocked followers who had supported her earlier in the week.
âThe Shocking Confession
âNsuka spoke during a phone call that VDM recorded and shared online. She revealed that she suffers from severe mental health issues. The influencer explained that she often hurts herself during panic attacks.
ââSir, I donât know how everything thing can be, but on a normal day I do cut myself. But I donât think I would do that kind of a thing to myself,â she said.
ââYes, I have panic attacks. So if I have panic attacks, I like do self-injuries so I can be fine. Itâs on my page. So sir, I donât know what to do. Iâve been suicidal,â Nsuka noted.
âThis admission comes after her story gained massive attention across Nigerian social media platforms. Her confession has sparked a heated debate about accountability and digital truth.
âFabricated Claims and Fake Accounts
âThe social critic pushed for clarity regarding the viral rape claims. Nsuka eventually admitted that she made up the entire story.
ââYes, sir,â she replied when asked if the rape story was false.
ââIâm very tired,â the girl sighed.
âShe also confirmed that she created the secondary social media account herself. This case mirrors the time when VeryDarkMan exposed ransom conditions in leaked audio involving other activists. This mirrors the debate when VeryDarkMan claimed Carter Efe was an oppressor in a messy breakup case.
ââYes, sir. Please, sir, help me. Iâm sorry,â she pleaded.
âMental Health Struggles
âVDM attempted to calm the young woman down during the emotional call. He asked about her family and support system to ensure her safety.
ââItâs okay, itâs okay, itâs okay. Donât worry, donât worry. Iâm gonna⊠weâre gonna do this together, donât worry.â â VDM declared.
âThis intervention follows recent events where VeryDarkMan tackled Mercy Johnson over the arrest of a critic to protect free speech. The activist promised to help Nsuka navigate the aftermath of her confession. He urged the public to show some empathy toward the struggling influencer.
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