Popular Cryptocurrency Billionaire Blord, Granted Bail After Three Days in Custody
Stanley Staples 
Popular cryptocurrency billionaire Linus Williams, widely known as Blord, has been granted bail after spending three days in police custody. The news was revealed by controversial self-proclaimed social media activist VeryDarkMan, who shared the update on his Instagram page on Friday.
Blord's arrest was initially announced by VeryDarkMan, who claimed that the cryptocurrency mogul was apprehended on allegations of fraud and terrorism funding. The news quickly gained traction, sparking widespread discussions and speculation on social media.
In a recent post that has since gone viral, VeryDarkMan provided an update on Blord's situation. He revealed that Blord was released after considerable "begging and crying." VeryDarkMan added a stern warning, stating that Blord is expected to return next week to answer for the alleged crimes. He expressed confidence that the Nigerian Police Force’s Cybercrime Unit (NPF NCCC) will ensure that justice is served, saying, "After much begging and crying Blord is out and he will be going back next week to answer for all his alleged crimes. I believe the @npf_nccc will not compromise and justice will be upheld. See you next week Mr. Influential."
The Blord Group, the organization associated with Linus Williams, has debunked the allegations surrounding his arrest. They clarified that Blord was not arrested but merely invited for questioning. This statement aims to dispel the rumors and provide a clearer picture of the events that transpired.
The public reaction to Blord's arrest and subsequent release has been mixed. While some people express relief at his release, others are concerned about the serious nature of the allegations and the potential implications for the cryptocurrency industry.
As the story continues to develop, all eyes are on Blord and the forthcoming legal proceedings. The outcome of these allegations could have significant repercussions for Blord and his ventures, as well as for the broader cryptocurrency community in Nigeria.
