“Dem Wan My NGO Wash N700M” VDM Alleges Popular Comedian Approached Him for Shady Deal

“Dem Wan My NGO Wash N700M” VDM Alleges Popular Comedian Approached Him for Shady Deal

  • VeryDarkMan claimed a popular Nigerian comedian offered him N700 million to move through his NGO
  • The activist stated that he was promised a 10% cut (about ₦70 million) if he agreed to the deal
  • The comedian, described as quiet and low-profile, has yet to respond to the serious allegation

Social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) has alleged that a well-known Nigerian comedian approached him to help launder a whopping ₦700 million through a non-governmental organisation.

This is after a Nigerian man based in Germany accused the critic of mismanaging his NGO funds.

In a video posted online, the critic claimed the comedian told him about the shady proposal.

According to VDM, the plan was for the money to be paid into his NGO account under the guise of charity funding.

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VDM raises alarm over money laundering
VeryDarkMan claims a popular Nigerian comedian offered him N700 million to move through his NGO. Photos: @theverydarkman/IG.
Source: Instagram

Once the funds were received, insiders were expected to withdraw portions, distribute kickbacks, and make the rest “disappear” in the books.

VeryDarkMan said he was promised a 10% cut, approximately ₦70 million, if he agreed to play along.

The activist claimed he flatly refused, stating he would rather invest his time in genuine ventures like real estate than allow his NGO to be used for dubious transactions.

He recounted:

“A popular comedian, this comedian dey very quiet, you no go see am for social media. E say them wan wire you ₦700M to your NGO account. For the NGO, you go come carry some money comot. You go give us the money and carry 10%. That’s ₦70 million for be my own. I tell am say anything wey make ₦700 million touch this NGO account, I no go dey find land again — na building I go buy. Anything wey make their money touch this account, their money don go.”

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Fans react to VDM's allegations

Legit.ng compiled the reactions of social media users below:

@Abdulsalam5476:

"The funniest and hardest part is that if people force VDM to reveal the comedian's name, he would drop it with evidence. People with a conscience in this country don't reach 10."

@MrOzor1:

"Bro import the Keke and Cars. Stop all this nonsense and crash the prices"

@iykeinfos

"This alone should tell you that Fraud/money laundering thrives amongst very popular and influential people. People you won't suspect that could do such a thing. It is well. This is exactly what Nigeria Produces."

@donteddy15:

"Now I see how desperately wicked most of you commenting here are. Because you cannot do it, you think everyone is like your fraudster Blord. Nigeria is irredemable because of haters and low IQ like you all. I returned almost 450k usd. Even some useless persons insulted me for returning it."

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VDM makes allegations
VDM says stated that he was promised a 10% cut (about ₦70 million) if he agreed to the deal. Photo: @theverydarkman/IG.
Source: Instagram

Man insists VDM imports goods into Nigeria

Legit.ng also reported that a Nigerian man threw shades at VeryDarkMan and shared a list of things he must import.

The man suggested that importing things into the country from China was not child's play and noted that VDM should try it.

He insisted that the businessmen who do it know their onions, and VeryDarkMan should also prove himself by importing things into the country.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
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Olaniyi Apanpa (Entertainment Editor) Olaniyi Apanpa is a seasoned journalist with over 6 years of experience in sports, metro, politics, and entertainment reporting. He has written for renowned platforms such as Opera News, Scooper News, The PUNCH, and currently works as a Senior Entertainment Editor at Legit.ng. A graduate of English Education from the University of Lagos. He is also a trained Digital Marketer from the Digital Marketing Institute, Lagos. Contact: olaniyi.apanpa@corp.legit.ng.