- VeryDarkMan has continued his criticism of the Nigerian legal profession amid the fallout from the NBA conference controversy, questioning the description of law as a “noble profession” and alleging that money can influence parts of the justice system.
- His latest comments have sparked mixed reactions, with some Nigerians backing his criticism while others questioned why he did not make such remarks during the conference or asked him to show examples of people he has helped obtain justice.
Social media activist VeryDarkMan has renewed his criticism of the Nigerian legal profession amid the controversy surrounding his attendance at the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) conference.
The activist had earlier attracted criticism over his invitation to the NBA event, with lawyer Femi Falana among those who questioned aspects of his presence at the conference. VeryDarkMan subsequently hit back at his critics, arguing that the controversy was largely about the fact that someone like him had been invited.
In a fresh statement, VeryDarkMan questioned the description of law as a “noble profession” while alleging that money can influence different aspects of the legal system.
He said, “You call the profession a noble profession? When your wig is for sale. Your suit is for sale. Judgment is for sale.”
His latest remark comes as he continues to challenge members of the legal profession following the NBA conference controversy. VeryDarkMan has repeatedly used his social media platforms to criticise institutions and individuals he believes should be held accountable.
The statement has sparked fresh reactions online, with some users defending his right to question the legal profession, while others criticised the way he makes his arguments.
@chukwukamadu52: Why didn’t he say all these things in their presence when he was there. Na to set camera Dey blab!!
@gaga_kaykay: Have you gotten any one justice meantion people you have gotten justice for ?
@bugzymaxwell: This guy 🤣
