VeryDarkMan calls for Raheem Okoya's arrest over Naira abuse, stresses no one is above the law
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Online personality VeryDarkMan has called for the arrest of Raheem Okoya over naira abuse, asserting that no one is above the law. His demand comes after a viral video surfaced showing Raheem Okoya, the son of Nigerian billionaire Rasaq Okoya, allegedly abusing the naira currency while a police officer looked on. In a six-minute video circulating on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), VeryDarkMan reacted to the video, questioning why Okoya has not yet faced any legal consequences for the incident despite his involvement in the crime.

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The video shows Okoya and the police officer in what appears to be a compromising situation involving the mutilation of the naira notes. While the police officer seen in the video has reportedly been arrested and detained for his role in the incident, Raheem Okoya’s involvement has not been addressed by the authorities. VeryDarkMan voiced his concerns about the unequal application of the law, stating that regardless of Okoya’s social status or wealth, he should face the same legal consequences as any other individual who violates the law.

In his video, VeryDarkMan emphasized that the law should be applied equally to everyone, regardless of their background. He pointed out that while the police officer involved in the incident has been arrested, Raheem Okoya has not been held accountable, despite his clear role in the crime. VeryDarkMan criticized Okoya’s apology, suggesting that ignorance of the law is not a valid excuse. He drew attention to his own recent arrest for wearing a police uniform, despite apologizing for the incident, highlighting the inconsistency in how the law is applied to different individuals based on their status.

He further argued that if other public figures, such as Bobrisky and Cubana Chief Priest, were held accountable for similar offenses involving naira abuse, then the same should apply to Raheem Okoya. VeryDarkMan stressed that there should be no special treatment for the wealthy, asserting that “the law in Nigeria is for everyone, whether you’re rich or poor.”

As the video continued to gain traction online, many concerned individuals took to the comment section to share their opinions. Some commenters supported VeryDarkMan’s stance, calling for equal justice for all, while others raised questions about the authenticity of the naira notes used in the incident. There were also those who discussed the potential legal implications of the video and speculated on whether the incident was an intentional act or a mistake.

Here are some reactions from social media users on the issue:

@lesh_szajna: “Make una Dey play nothing go do dem the police know the rules he would have stay away from camera.”

@hereforawhile1i: “Yes oo because if Nigerians can hold bobrisky neck on same case they should keep same energy on this also.”

@signor_Wilson: “All of you shouting about proving if its original note or not. If that is the case, the policeman isn’t guilty and has been wrongfully accused and locked up.”

@powerchibueze: “You no see good lawyer na why!!! The nigerian must first::prove that is original naira note. Secondly: with a concrete evidence show me the CBN note number and governor signature okoya son, should insist that is not an original note that is for show!”

@okeugosamuel2: “This one go swallow VDM this one en wan put hand na big case ooo.”

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