₦180m hoax: “Nobody sat down to analyze” — Verydarkman

Controversial activist Martins Vincent Otse, famously known as Verydarkman, has come forward to shut down swirling rumors that ₦180 million was hacked from his NGO’s bank account.

The activist’s fiery response calls out social media users for spreading misinformation without critical thought.

In a recent statement, Verydarkman labeled the claims as completely false, confirming that the alleged funds remain untouched in his account.

“Nobody sat down to analyze,” he said, criticizing netizens for failing to question the validity of the viral report.

“If ₦180 million was missing, do you think I’d be heading to Jos instead of Abuja, where the police headquarters is?”

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The rumor had previously sent shockwaves across social media, with mixed reactions from users who either sympathized or accused him of negligence.

However, Verydarkman’s sharp rebuke has shifted the spotlight onto the dangers of fake news and the importance of fact-checking in the digital age.

As debates rage on, some supporters are applauding his transparency, while skeptics continue to question the true state of his finances.

This latest twist in Verydarkman’s saga leaves one question unanswered: who started the ₦180 million hoax—and why?