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Activist and social media influencer VeryDarkMan (VDM) has admitted that his earlier claims of ₦180 million missing from charity funds were entirely fabricated.
In a shocking confession, he described the story as a "social experiment" designed to expose public gullibility and dependence on social media narratives.
In a shocking confession, he described the story as a "social experiment" designed to expose public gullibility and dependence on social media narratives.
In a video posted on Instagram, VDM bluntly stated, “I planned the ₦180 million thing to show you people are stupid. You are so dumb.” His dismissive tone and language have sparked widespread outrage online, with many accusing him of trivializing serious issues and eroding public trust.
The initial allegations about the missing funds drew significant attention, with supporters and critics alike scrutinizing his management of charitable donations. Now, his admission has flipped the narrative, leaving many feeling deceived.
Critics have slammed the stunt as reckless and self-serving, arguing that it undermines the credibility of genuine activists and distracts from pressing social issues. Others have accused VDM of gaslighting his audience and using the incident to boost his social media engagement.
The controversy has sparked a heated debate about the ethical boundaries of social media experiments and the potential harm caused by sensationalized content.
Many are now calling for stricter accountability measures for influencers who exploit public trust for personal gain.
Many are now calling for stricter accountability measures for influencers who exploit public trust for personal gain.
See the video below:
"I planned the 180 million Naira thing to you show that you people are stupid. You are so dumb"
— Dami’ Adenuga (@DAMIADENUGA) December 31, 2024
Verydarkman opens up https://t.co/G6DFXpZZLh
Source: NB
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