The 90 Day Fiance saga is once again stirring controversy. Usman Umar, known in the TLC universe as “Sojaboy,” publicly declared that Jamal Menzies’ popularity was not organic but the direct result of his influence. “Jamal was nobody before me,” he stated, taking credit for turning him into a TV figure.
The clash erupted after Jamal’s comments about Veronica’s recent arrest, where he called her “Ms. Mike Tyson” and accused her and Tim of being “the fakest people alive.”
Usman reacted sharply, denying Jamal’s supposed “authenticity” and accusing him of betrayal on multiple occasions. “He has no right to talk about others when he himself is no better,” Usman said.
Kim Menzies, Jamal’s mother and Usman’s ex-partner, had already acknowledged that her rise to fame came thanks to Umar. Now, the Nigerian star insists he was also the one who convinced Kim to bring her son onto the show. He even recalled Jamal’s visit to Nigeria, where everything seemed cordial until Jamal attacked him during the Tell All segment.
For Usman, that behavior proves Jamal is “dangerous” and willing to do anything to appear on television.
The controversy escalated when Usman mentioned Kim’s mother’s funeral. According to him, Jamal abandoned his mother to go to a club, while Usman stayed by her side. Kim reacted angrily, accusing Usman of exploiting her mother’s memory to win an argument. “I will not allow my mother to be dragged into this,” she declared, asking both men to leave her out of the conflict.
The audience remains divided: some believe Usman is chasing attention with incendiary accusations, while others argue Jamal’s carefully built “authentic” image is now crumbling. What is clear is that their relationship has shifted from camaraderie to open warfare, and the drama promises to keep fueling headlines in the 90 Day Fiance universe.