- Peter Mbah criticized businessman Blord for his marketing strategy regarding his power station.
- Mbah expressed disappointment, highlighting that Igbos are known for their strong business and marketing skills.
- He praised social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) for his effective promotional strategy.
Content creator Peter Mbah has criticised businessman Blord over his approach to marketing his power station, while praising social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) for his promotional strategy.
Speaking on the ongoing comparison between both businessmen, Peter Mbah said he was disappointed with Blord’s marketing approach, noting that Igbos are widely recognised for their business acumen and marketing skills.
According to him, VeryDarkMan has done a better job of creating awareness for his power station by taking his audience through different stages of the business process.
He pointed out that VDM shared videos of the product’s production in China, documented the arrival of the container and also tested the power station on camera, giving potential customers a closer look at what they were buying.
Peter Mbah, however, accused Blord of focusing more on exchanging words and engaging in public confrontations instead of concentrating on promoting his product.
He also noted the irony that Blord’s product reportedly arrived before VeryDarkMan’s, yet VDM appears to be generating more public attention and conversations around his power station.
He said:
“On behalf of Igbo businessmen worldwide, we are ashamed of Blord. Igbos are known for their business acumen and exceptional marketing skills, yet Blord failed woefully in marketing his power station compared to VeryDarkMan.
From showing us the production process in China to documenting the container’s arrival and testing the product on camera, VDM’s marketing strategy has been top-notch!
Meanwhile, Blord has turned product promotion into a fighting contest instead of focusing on marketing. Ironically, his product arrived before VDM’s, yet VDM is generating more buzz.”
His comments have since added to the online conversation surrounding both businessmen and their competing power station brands.
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