“GET READY!” — BLORD NAME LOCKED DOWN IN 43 TRADEMARK CLASSES AS MARTINS VINCENT OTSE (VDM) FIRES BACK

“GET READY!” — BLORD NAME LOCKED DOWN IN 43 TRADEMARK CLASSES AS MARTINS VINCENT OTSE (VDM) FIRES BACK. The internet is on fire after explosive claims surfaced that Martins Vincent Otse has officially secured the name “BLORD” in a jaw-dropping 43 out of 45 trademark classes.Yes — 43!And if the circulating statement is anything to go by, this isn’t just paperwork… it’s a power move.

THE BIG CLAIM

According to documents being referenced online, the “BLORD” name is trademarked across nearly every major category of goods and services.Translation?From tech to branding, digital platforms to merchandise — the name is reportedly locked down almost everywhere it matters.

THE SHADE, THE HEAT, THE WARNING

Social media didn’t just get legal receipts — it got attitude.A fiery message making the rounds reads: “MUMU DEY GO TRY TRADEMARK PERSON OWN AND HE NO TRADEMARK HIM OWN 🤣I GOT 43 OUT OF 45 CLASSES, GET READY 🥱🥱MARTINS VINCENT OTSE OWNS BLORD IN 43 CLASSES OUT OF 45 OF TRADEMARKS.”

If verified, that’s not just confidence — that’s dominance.

WHY THIS IS A BIG DEAL

For context, trademarks are divided into 45 classes globally:1–34 cover physical goods.35–45 cover services.Owning rights in 43 classes suggests sweeping protection — the kind that makes competitors think twice before printing a flyer, launching an app, or registering a company with a similar name.

This could effectively shut down:Brand Copycats opportunistic Registration name hijacking Attempt future legal battles over identity

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? If the claims hold up under official verification, this may go down as one of the boldest intellectual property flexes in Nigeria’s digital business scene.One thing is certain:In today’s economy, vibes don’t win wars — documentation does.And right now, the paperwork is speaking loud. Stay tuned. This one is far from over.