An online personality, Radiogad, has accused VeryDarkMan of embezzling ₦180 million out of a total ₦200 million NGO fund, claiming that the money was allegedly diverted for personal use, including the purchase of luxury cars and spending on women.
In a viral video posted on X (formerly Twitter), Radiogad issued a stern warning to VeryDarkMan, demanding that the alleged misappropriated funds be returned within 48 hours. Radiogad expressed strong dissatisfaction with VeryDarkMan’s handling of the funds, alleging that the money was intended for public projects and was instead squandered on an extravagant lifestyle.
These accusations surfaced shortly after VeryDarkMan claimed that ₦180 million from the NGO’s funds had been stolen in a hacking incident targeting the organization’s website. While VeryDarkMan has yet to provide detailed evidence or clarification regarding the alleged hacking incident, his statements have drawn significant criticism and skepticism across social media platforms.
Radiogad joined other critics who questioned the legitimacy of VeryDarkMan’s claims, accusing him of deception and mismanagement. Radiogad emphasized that the funds were meant for public projects such as building schools and providing boreholes, which remain uncompleted.
In his viral video, Radiogad made several strong allegations and criticized VeryDarkMan’s perceived lack of accountability. He called for transparency and made bold statements, highlighting his frustration with the situation.
Excerpts from Radiogad’s statement include:
“VDM, I’m giving you 48 hours to return the NGO money. Nigerians are not stupid. I spit on your face for this act. Anytime I wear this hat, it means I’m serious, and I don’t joke around.”
“You think you can deceive us, VDM? My ₦200 million is part of that NGO fund, and all I’ve heard is stories about your extravagant lifestyle. Parties, flashy cars, and women? Who do you think you’re fooling?”
“You claim hackers stole ₦180 million from a website. Was the money kept on the site or in a bank account? This excuse is as ridiculous as what Nigerian politicians say. Your scam is poorly executed, and I’m not buying it.”
Radiogad further alleged that VeryDarkMan recently acquired a Benz and hosted lavish events, actions he claims are funded by the diverted NGO money. He accused VeryDarkMan of betraying public trust and called for immediate action.
“VDM, this money is not yours. It belongs to the public, and you were trusted to use it for the greater good. Betraying this trust is unacceptable. Return the money and start the public projects without further delay.”
As the allegations gained traction, numerous social media users chimed in with their reactions, debating the validity of the accusations and sharing their opinions about the controversy. The situation has sparked a heated discussion online.
See some reactions below:
@lesh_szajna: “VDM isn’t the first person to pull this kind of stunt in Nigeria. From the start, I suspected he was fooling everyone with the NGO updates.”
@rolklyn: “@Radiogad, you’re jumping to conclusions without evidence! @Coolverydarkma recently posted a new car, but I don’t believe he would use NGO money and then publicly cry about it being hacked. This doesn’t add up.”
@godson2710: “If you use NGO funds to buy a Benz, reality will soon hit you hard. Lessons are coming for real.”
@HabeebAkerele: “This is just like Nigerian politicians’ excuses. ‘We recovered 15 million out of 160 million.’ Fraud is everywhere. Smh.”
@EminoTv: “@Radiogad, you’re a clown. Have you ever contributed anything to the NGO’s account? Stop making noise without evidence. Foolishness.”
WATCH VIDEO:
“VeryDarkMan used ₦180 million to buy a Benz. Return the NGO funds within 48 hours. We’re not buying your story.”
– Radiogad pic.twitter.com/B3EvTmT87X
— OLAMIDE 🌸💖 (@Olamide0fficial) December 27, 2024