In a dramatic escalation of his ongoing feud with popular OAP Nedu Wazobia, social media personality Verydarkman (VDM) has taken his accusations beyond the digital realm and straight to diplomatic channels.
VDM made headlines this week after personally visiting the embassies of South Africa, Morocco, and Turkey to file formal petitions against Nedu.
Dressed in custom T-shirts emblazoned with anti-Nedu slogans, he submitted what he claims is evidence of the radio presenter’s involvement in drug trafficking and fraud schemes.
At the center of VDM’s allegations is a WhatsApp voice note in which Nedu purportedly admits to maintaining profitable relationships with drug dealers and fraudsters operating in these countries.
VDM maintains his embassy visits were intended to alert foreign authorities about these alleged criminal connections.
“If them try to fall you and you survive, make sure they don’t……EXTREMIST #RATEL,” VDM wrote alongside video footage documenting his embassy visits.
The bold move has ignited fierce debate across social media platforms. While Nedu has reportedly denied knowledge of the voice note in question through his Instagram stories, VDM’s supporters are celebrating his tenacity.
“See our presido yantch,” commented user jamiest.alex, while another supporter, officerwinte, wrote: “If you born pikin finish and you no get one VDM inside nah rubbish u born.”
Others hinted at the severity of VDM’s approach, with synoofficial warning: “Use 18 hours fear women then the remaining 6 hours my guy use am fear VDM.”
