Deeone Exposes New Revelations About VeryDarkMan’s NGO Amid EFCC Investigation
Deeone, the Nigerian comedian and former Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) housemate, has stirred the cyberspace once again with a new revelation about controversial activist Vincent Otse Martin, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM). The comedian, who has been vocal in scrutinizing VDM’s activities, has recently revealed that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is currently investigating VDM’s NGO amid accusations of fund mismanagement and lack of transparency.
The Drama Unfolds: N180 Million Stolen?
This saga began when VDM claimed that his NGO’s bank account had been hacked, resulting in the theft of N180 million. He quickly made headlines when he shared the shocking news on social media, detailing how the money was allegedly stolen from his account. The activist stated that he was working with the police to track down the hackers and recover the funds.
However, Deeone, who has consistently raised doubts about VDM’s activities, conducted his own private investigation and uncovered new details that have further fueled the controversy. In a recent post, Deeone confirmed that the EFCC had launched an investigation into VDM’s fundraising activities, following a formal petition.
EFCC Investigation: A Call for Transparency
Deeone shared a letter that requested an urgent investigation into VDM’s fundraising practices, specifically highlighting the N202 million that VDM allegedly raised for school renovation projects through his Zenith Bank account. The petition also accused VDM of lacking transparency and accountability in how the funds were being managed.
The letter read in part:
“I write to request an urgent investigation into the fundraising activities of Mr. Martin Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, who raised over N202 million through Zenith Bank account 1313679008 (Martins Vincent Otse Initiative) for purported school renovation projects without transparency or accountability.”
This revelation has ignited further debates online, as many Nigerians continue to question the integrity of VDM’s NGO and its activities. The situation has raised concerns about whether the funds raised through public donations are being used for their intended purposes.
The N20 Million Range Rover Withdrawal
In a twist to the story, Deeone also disclosed that a significant sum of N20 million was withdrawn from the account to purchase a Range Rover, further deepening suspicions surrounding the NGO’s financial dealings. Deeone claimed that after he publicly discussed this withdrawal, the money was mysteriously returned to the account.
This latest development has sent shockwaves through the online community, with many expressing their shock and frustration over the lack of accountability. Deeone’s claims have sparked a series of reactions, with netizens taking to social media to weigh in on the unfolding drama.
The Meeting with Don Jazzy
In a previous viral report, VDM met with music mogul Don Jazzy after the popular producer donated N100 million to his NGO. The meeting was celebrated by netizens, with many expressing hope that the funds would be used appropriately for the intended causes. However, with the latest revelations, many are beginning to question the authenticity of these donations and the true purpose behind the NGO’s activities.
As the investigation into VDM’s NGO continues, it remains to be seen how this controversy will unfold. Deeone’s revelations have brought much-needed attention to the financial dealings of VeryDarkMan’s organization, and Nigerians are now eagerly waiting for clarity on how the funds raised are being used.
This saga underscores the importance of transparency and accountability, particularly when dealing with public donations and charitable causes. The EFCC’s involvement may help shed light on the truth, but for now, the spotlight remains firmly on VDM and his NGO.
