“I’m Not An Activist, I’m An Online Police”- VeryDarkMan

• VeryDarkMan discusses his role as a commentator on social media.
• He addresses issues related to celebrities, public figures, and the government.
• He does not identify as an activist.

Controversial social media commentator VeryDarkMan has explained why he frequently weighs in on issues involving celebrities, public figures and the government.

Speaking during an interview on Arise TV, VeryDarkMan clarified that he does not consider himself an activist, describing his role instead as that of an “online police” who calls people to account.

According to him, his outspoken nature is driven by his desire to hold both individuals and the government responsible for their actions.

“I’m not an activist, I’m an online police. I hold people accountable and also hold the government accountable, that’s why I put my mouth in everybody’s business cos everyone’s business is my business,” he said.

VeryDarkMan has built a reputation for speaking openly about trending social issues and publicly challenging individuals when he believes they have acted wrongly.

His comments have often generated strong reactions online, with supporters praising his willingness to speak out while critics have questioned his approach and the manner in which he addresses controversial matters.

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Read some comments below:

@Miguel:”Vdm cannot claim to be policing the whole nation when he only choose the drama that benefits his page.”

@Tosin:”I like as he’s putting mouth in everybody’s business, people can be nasty and they need to be put in their place.”

@Mustee Media:”Verydarkman is one of the most honest public figure we have in Nigeria today. His existence and activities must be supported and encouraged. He most also be protected because corruption will f!ght back as he f!ghts it”

@✸ Domma_MM 🐐♠️:”VeryDarkMan explaining his approach with his usual confidence 😂🙌🏼. Calling himself an “online police,” he says his goal is holding individuals and government accountable, no matter whose business it is.”