Gjrich: Verydarkman Finally Meets His Imitator Veryfairman; Prepares Him For The Battles To Come.
VDM threw a direct challenge to the young imitator, who had once entertained followers with lighthearted impressions but now stands on the threshold of something far greater. The mantle of responsibility was now his to bear, and VDM made it clear that there would be no room for betrayal, no tolerance for backing down in the face of societal wrongs.
Verydarkman has made a bold and unexpected move by officially welcoming his impersonator, Veryfairman, into his inner circle, forging an unlikely yet powerful alliance.
In a video that has taken social media by storm, Veryfairman was seen kneeling before VDM in a symbolic act of submission, as the crusader handed him an amulet.
This shocking link-up between the original and his impersonator has ignited a fiery reaction among their followers, sending ripples across the internet.
Martins Otse, known to the world as Verydarkman (VDM), has finally crossed paths with his impersonator, Veryfairman, in a dramatic turn of events that has set social media ablaze.
What could have been dismissed as an amusing act of mimicry has instead evolved into a powerful alliance, as VDM officially endorsed Veryfairman to join him in the fierce fight for justice that has captivated the nation.
Veryfairman, who had long admired and imitated the popular social critic, could hardly contain his excitement when he met his mentor for the first time, sharing a heartfelt video in which his joy and respect for VDM were on full display.
However, it was their next encounter that truly shook the online community. In a striking video that has since gone viral, Veryfairman was captured kneeling before Verydarkman, head bowed, as VDM performed a symbolic ritual that resonated deeply with their followers.
With gravity and purpose, VDM placed an amulet around Veryfairman’s neck—a powerful, almost ceremonial gesture that instantly elevated their bond from mere admiration to a shared destiny.
Verydarkman’s words in that moment carried weight: a stern warning to Veryfairman, telling him to never stray from the path of justice, to never compromise in the face of corruption or power.
“I’m fully fortified @verydarkblackman I’m grateful. I cherish this gift so much This worth more than gold,” Veryfairman wrote in a caption.
What has kneeling down got to do with this? Na so the setting up of CULT GROUP dey take start.
SilentEmma: I am currently owing 1. Okash 2. Branch 3. New credit 4. Xcross cash 5. Fairmoney
And they are all due... Not that I am not making efforts to pay them back, I am...
The country is too hard...
Though for now I only receive calls and constant reminders from anyone of them, that if I don't pay they will report my bvn to credit bureau... Sometimes branch and Fairmoney will tell me they will take legal action...
None of my contacts have called me yet to report any form of defamation yet...
I just hope and believe that these five loan apps I am owing are part of the ones that done defame... God go help me out to pay them all...
Newcredit does it. They are also the same as Palmcredit. They are very notorious!
Samogloby: I was expecting the senator to sue NDLEA for character assassination, but the reverse is the case. This show NDLEA maybe right in this case!
It's doesn't mean any of them is right. Jumping to file law suits in Nigeria is a big joke and a waste of time. Nigerians hardly sue, the few once that manage to is always out of the intention to clamp down on someone. Why did NDLEA wait till their issue was mentioned/a parallel drug agency was being proposed before making these allegations, indeed, their allegations must be "spurious" and NDLEA has not really been doing its job just like all the other failed, bribe-seeking agencies. Nigeria still remains a free-for-all country where anything goes, anyhow.
Mrwhite09: lately, I have been thinking that for my life to change I must get married. I have been living in squalor for so long. Maybe when I get married and have another mouth to feed, I will have more derive to excape poverty. Hohestly I am tired of all these sapa that I am facing.
If that is what your mind tells you. Do it! But get married to a woman who has something doing, no matter how small. Don't marry a totally dependent woman, na war o!
This is impossible! Nigerians do not love Nigeria that much as to repatriate funds back to the country. Most especially stolen funds. If they cared that much about the country, they wouldn't have stolen the money in the first place and send it abroad.
Coolestguy2023: I'm 100% sure gbajue and the witch will look away and turn a blind eye to this news coming from there region but if na from Lagos, suddenly the gbajue prick will rise and the witch will suddenly find her lost voice
Who is "gbajue" and the "witch"? Even if you no dey fear gbajue, you no dey fear witch?
[quote author= post=132501511]Source: NYSC EDO CHAPTER[/quote]When something like this happens to a Nigerian in Nigeria and to make matters worse, it involves foreign nationals and no significant effort by the Nigerian authorities or agencies, it goes to show these foreigners that Nigerian lives do not matter and not worth much. It can be taken at any time and nothing will happen. It also shows other people outside the country that Nigerians have no defenders and their Governments place little or no value on their citizens. It is the same reason why South Africans attack and kill Nigerians at will in their country, same reason Libyan authorities messed the country's National team, and several other atrocious attacks on Nigerians home and abroad, because they all no there will be no consequences for the criminal acts as long as it's against Nigerians. They hardly try this shit with other nationals but Nigerians are always easy preys even on Nigerian soil.
kingthreat: Nigeria should do something about these one chance in Abuja. They are murderers and kidnappers.
Someone still did a post on the kidnappings in Abuja like a day or 2 ago on Nairaland front page. You all need to read his post analysing how they mostly kidnap woman coming from work around 7pm downwards. This is one of such incidents. So much insecurity in Nigeria now and the useless IGP is there talking bullshit. I don't want to talk about the President, that one, him own case na another level. My own advice is everyone should take responsibility for their own security by all means necessary.
Especially some Nigerians and Ghanian in the UK very evil minded people.
Attend a church in UK as a Nigerians you will be amaze Nigerians members will wait for u after service to spy on you.
Reason is they want to know the type of car u came with to the church, so they would know maybe to mingle with u or not.
If u are residence in UK and want to stay out of trouble avoid both citizens (Nigerians and Ghanaian).
I just wanted to comment @OP that this helping/cooperation thing is cultural. If it's not inherent in your culture as a people, it is not there! It can't change. Even within a family, we compete against each other to show who is doing better than the other, instead of help one another. That's within a family o... Let alone strangers you don't know. I can't talk about Ghanaians and other Africans but you see Yorubas are the worst! In terms of helping or cooperating to achieve success, they are the most useless tribe/set of people. Most arrogant, self-conceited, selfish and envious tribe. A Hausa man can shortlist other Hausa men for Jobs just by seeing their names that they are Northerners but Yorubas will never want to see another of their tribe do well. They prefer to even see other tribes in that position than another Yoruba person. Useless!
Everything about Nigeria is always a scam! Our appetite for money is the bane of our problems. We have so much zest to make money by all means and become rich so much that we don't know how live life properly. I don't think I have seen any Pastor from the developed world, who actually brought the religion down here, sitting down with toothpick in his hand and analysing how other people who have worked for 30days should submit their salaries to him. But Nigerians are also miracle/magic enthusiasts, the religious leaders will always coin ways of gaining more from them. Afterall, that's how to get rich in the real world, pulling money from others to yourself through a product, service (or scam).
LegendHero: That's probably because Onyema too na thief like USA. Thief steal am, thief collect am.
Na the Niger Delta people I pity in all this.
But later EFCC go dey run after boys here, when them collect from US. This one they are pursuing forfeiture, are they going to return the money back to Nigeria? Make US no do us yahoo yahoo o...
Botragelad: It has now been Confirmed! Yahya Sinwar, the October 7 mastermind, got what was coming to him - buried under rubble like a coward. This sends a strong message: harm Israel or its citizens, and you'll face consequences, no matter how hard you hide. Hamas, Hezbollah, Nasrallah, Haniyeh, all gone!
Some other folks were also eliminated alongside Sinwar, they all celebrated October 7 and even prayed in their various mansion. Now was October 7 worth it? No. Will there ever be a Palestine? Doubt it. Terrorists will all be destroyed and crushed.
No amount of online noise or sympathy changes the outcome. Israel always emerges victorious, eliminating its enemies. To those who doubted Israel's capabilities, eat your words! Today's a great day, and one less terrorist in the world. Madridguy, motoayinde,and others here's Israel eliminating your heroes.
Am Yisrael Chai!🇮🇱
For this kind battle, no victor and vanquished. E no dey end. More of these terrorists will still rise and the battle continues forever...
EngineerSule: Don Jazzy did the right thing. He shouldn't have donated to Bobrisky. That's waste.
He helped someone who reached out to him in need. He didn't really care whom he/she could be. That's how to help. But this VDM own, I wan believe say showoff dey inside. 100m is much for a starting NGO, but it's his money, no be me go advise am, how him go take spend him money
VcStunner: Who leaves a selling brand to go open an unknown brand and struggle till eternity to build it when you can just "Franchise" the thing? Smart move.
One other thing I have realized is that Nigerian parents are beginning to take a cue from China in raising kids instead of sending them to a Sunday school.
This video may be the most intelligent 7 month old baby you will find in Nigeria.
U'll hear - after my statement, the spirit filled me one night and told me God wants me to change location and start a new ministry with new ideas. And i CANNOT disobey the Almighty
Denalarian: I was travelling from Lagos to asaba in February. I had just over taken a GIG in ore after resting with my younger bro at that same ore. Just 2 mins from where we had a break from driving, I was doing 120/140km when all of a sudden, this bike guy violently swerved his bike from the other express lane to ours knowing that spot/road was very bumpy/uneven (wonder what causes those wrinkles on the road?). He just bounced off the road with is bike and hit his head on the ground right infront of me and the GIG. We both slammed our breaks and watched the drama unfold. He was on the hot ground, stretching his hand while on the ground like as if he was about to let go of something.. this happened within 1 minute. Omo we drove pass oh! Naija's police wouldn't have accepted the fact that his act was intentional..
Na him soul dey leave am so as he dey stretch hand like that. Any injury to the head is always major and mostly fatal. If you check am well, na Aboki e go be. There is this arrogance they have even in the face of death, them no care. Actually, I have never driven 140km/hr before in my over 15yrs of driving and I don't think I will ever drive that till kpai commot for this earth. I hardly do 100km/hr My mind no go just dey at rest... What if the brakes fail? What if a tyre bursts, what if the stirring becomes stuff, what if I suffer a malfunctioning? That's why I hardly get involved in accidents, only that in Nigeria, even when you drive carefully, people will still come and meet you where you dey to hit you. Has happened to me like 4times.
10 Things I have personally learnt in marriage 1. Lots of women are lazy in marriage. They mostly claim to go to church but are very secretive. 2. You cannot satisfy a woman 3. Marriage demands' pressure can push a man to his death, to crime, misdemeanor and even imprisonment 4 Women tend to see marriage as an escape from the hard work they performed while single, but the opposite is the case 5. Marriage reduces the life span of lots of men 6. Women also make huge sacrifices that are unforgettable like child birth, putting the home together and raising the kids 7. House chores no dey finish, what you do today, you will still do tomorrow, so just so whatever your strength can carry and continue later 8. Woman can be very provocative with words, they can push you beyond the limits and expect you not to retaliate 9. Most women aren't really what you think they are, they change with your ability to do or inability to do 10. Finally, marriage still is the best thing to happen to a man. I am always extremely happy whenever I see my children.
RZArecta: if the NFF immediately sends an official complaint to CAF and FIFA the Libyans could be sanctioned instead. The CAF protocol officers should have been on ground in Benghazi with direct access to the NFF to know what's actually going on. Libyans and North Africans generally are a disgrace
They always feel they are superior to other Africans,ay be because of their skin colour or I can't understand what's deceiving them. South Africans too they get this kind complex.
Odibembem: His children are his number one family and he willed them his wealth. He was not supposed to die before his parents so how was he to will anything to them? As for his siblings, they have their own families, they should take care of their families, do u know how much Wigwe must have used to set them up and settled them when he was alive? He owes them nothing. So if ur dad is still alive, u expect him to also will things to his brothers and sisters as he wills to u and ur siblings? Did his siblings will anything to him?
Oga, Herbert Wigwe was not just an average Nigerian. He was a multi-billionaire! How is it possible that a man of that status can't give anything to his siblings in his will? It's impossible! I feel he was supposed to have settled them adequately, if not, they won't let him rest. You that are defending this nonsense, if he was your sibling, I am sure you will go to war with him on this same issues, but you are here denying reality. Did you read in the story, that one of his sister's cursed him that his plane would crash and his money will drop from the sky for other people to pick? Has it not literally happened like that? Those eating his money now in Access Bank, Wigwe University, his Estates and other numerous investments he has that we don't know about won't be his family members but outsiders.
What kind of a man would make money and not share with his family irrespective of whether they assisted you or not? If I become rich today, I can say that 35% would go to my family, another 35% to my wife and 40% for my children.