Martins Vincent Otse, known as VeryDarkMan, is at the center of a controversy after declining to respond to an invitation from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). His refusal follows his public claim that social media personality Bobrisky was asked to pay ₦15 million to drop money laundering charges against him.
VeryDarkMan cited safety concerns and requested that the EFCC relocate the meeting to their Abuja office. However, his decision not to cooperate could result in several significant consequences.
Firstly, he risks arrest for non-compliance. The EFCC has the authority to summon individuals for questioning related to corruption and financial crimes. Should VeryDarkMan continue to avoid the meeting, the agency could issue a warrant for his arrest, interpreting his refusal as obstruction....Read Full Article [Click Here>]
Secondly, he could face legal action for defamation. His serious allegations against the EFCC may prompt the agency to pursue a lawsuit if he does not formally address the claims, protecting its reputation from unfounded accusations.
Lastly, VeryDarkMan’s public image and credibility are at stake. Known for his activism, continued refusal to engage with the EFCC may lead to public perception of evasiveness, undermining his status as a credible social critic.
