Nigerian social media activist, Very Dark Man (VDM), has set the internet abuzz with his recent posts from Istanbul, Turkey, where he celebrated with Galatasaray star Victor Osimhen. Among the highlights was his unveiling of a mystery lady, sparking curiosity and reactions from fans and celebrities alike.
Taking to Instagram, VDM shared photos of himself and an unidentified woman, including a cheeky snapshot that quickly became the talk of the town. The activist’s playful caption, “DON’T WORRY WHO, just know say E sweet,” added fuel to the fire, prompting speculation and humour from followers.
Fans React:
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@Everythingclassyhairs: “Investigation crew, your assignment is ready.”
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@Sunshine.Lawrence: “Lol, what point is he trying to prove?”
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@Honestmicah: “Nigerians, go dig out the Twitter and Instagram handle of that girl before today ends.”
VDM’s bold personality continues to divide opinions.
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Rita Edochie praised him as a “well-meaning activist,” offering prayers and unwavering support for his cause.
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BBNaija winner Phyna expressed confidence in his leadership potential, nominating him to run for the Youth Democratic Party (YDP).
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On the contrary, Vee Iye criticized VDM’s supporters, questioning their rationale and calling for collective responsibility over individual activism.
Nollywood actress Sarah Martins, a staunch supporter of VDM, expressed heartbreak over his public display with the mystery lady. Commenting on his post, she lamented:
“You no do well o. But then again, we move.”
Sarah’s admiration for VDM is well-documented. From welcoming him home after his prison release to professing love on his birthday, she has consistently shown affection for the activist. Her connection to VDM even drew a generous ₦800,000 gift from a fan last year, further highlighting her association with the controversial figure.
Very Dark Man’s outspoken activism and flamboyant lifestyle continue to keep him in the spotlight. Whether it’s advocating for social change, stirring controversy, or igniting debates among fans and critics, he remains a force to reckon with in Nigerian social media culture.
