Social media advocate Martins Otse, widely known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has emerged as a formidable figure in the aftermath of the sensational Bobrisky controversy, illuminating the multitude of challenges and enticing propositions that have arisen since he highlighted the contentious matters concerning the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Nigerian Correctional Service.
In a revealing new video, VDM courageously disclosed the harsh realities he is currently confronting, unveiling a coordinated endeavor by his detractors to diminish his influence by flagging his Instagram and Facebook accounts.
In this compelling update, VeryDarkMan openly recounted how numerous impactful videos of his—particularly the one in which he passionately advocated for transparency and accountability within the House of Representatives in Abuja—have inexplicably disappeared from Instagram, serving as a clear testament to the lengths, he asserted, to which some individuals are prepared to go to stifle dissenting opinions.
He explicitly attributed the unexpected removal of these posts to the dissemination of a contentious audio recording featuring crossdresser Idris Okuneye, also known as Bobrisky, which implicated both the Nigerian Correctional Service and the EFCC in a complex web of corruption and impropriety.
Despite enduring incessant assaults and endeavors to silence him, VDM’s determination remains resolute.
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According to his statements, numerous television networks have sought him out for interviews, and podcast proposals have inundated him, with some agreements allegedly reaching a remarkable N100 million.
