So here’s what really happened…
VeryDarkMan, the popular activist that’s always shaking tables online, has just been arrested again — this time by the EFCC. And guess where it happened? GTBank Abuja, right in front of people! He went there to complain about money disappearing from his mother’s account, and boom — EFCC showed up and picked him right from the bank.
Now people are not keeping quiet. Rufai Oseni has spoken, warning about how things are slowly starting to look like a lawless society where even citizens trying to speak up are getting dragged down. Peter Obi too didn’t keep silent — he said what’s going on now is looking like state-sponsored harassment. Davido posted about it. Seun Kuti too. It’s turning into a national conversation.
Even Amnesty International has called it out, saying this is how dictatorships begin — by silencing voices like VDM. But it doesn’t end there. Online, everybody is divided. Some are saying it’s karma because of how VDM talks, but many others believe he’s being punished for exposing too much.
And get this — his close ally, VeryFairman, was meant to lead a protest in Port Harcourt but he backed out, claiming he was attacked and feared for his life.
Something is not adding up… this is deeper than it looks.
Watch this video till the end. You’ll see what they don’t want you to know.
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