VDM Calls Out Tinubu Over Failed Promise to Students in Morocco, Shares Their Condition
- Verydarkman has called out President Bola Tinubu and his son, Seyi, over the ordeals of some Nigerian students in Morocco
- The students were said to have been granted scholarships to Morocco, with the government promising to cater for them and provide a $500 monthly allowance
- Fans reacted to the video by praising the activist, while also criticising the government over the alleged failed promises
Ratel president Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as Verydarkman, has reacted to what some Nigerian students are allegedly going through in Morocco.
According to him, the students were granted scholarships to Morocco with a promise that the government would cater for their needs.
Source: Instagram
He claimed they were told not to work and were instead promised a monthly allowance of $500 as maintenance support.
In his video, the activist alleged that one of the students had died, while another was left with a broken leg after sneaking out to work and being knocked down by a car. He also shared clips showing the poor state of their accommodation and called on the government to intervene.
Verydarkman further claimed that the students had reached out to several influencers and media organisations but were allegedly asked to pay money before their stories could be shared.
Verydarkman drags Tinubu, son
In the video, the activist called out Bola Tinubu, stating that he was not begging but demanding what he described as the students’ right to proper care.
He also mentioned the president’s son, Seyi Tinubu, alleging that the students were in the same country where his election posters were displayed.
The activist warned that if the students eventually turned to cybercrime, the country would later complain that they were damaging Nigeria’s image.
Source: Instagram
He demanded that urgent action be taken and suggested that the funds meant for the students may have been embezzled.
Verydarkman also alleged that as many as five students were cramped into rooms meant for one person, adding that they lacked electricity to study properly.
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This is not the first time the activist has called out the government over national issues. He recalled staging a lone protest months ago to draw attention to insecurity in the country.
Here is the Instagram link of the activist's video:
What fans said about VDM's action
Legit.ng compiled reactions of fans as seen below:
ro@binho_sylver10 commented:
"Omo so na this thing I for see? Me wey dey cry say dem deny me scholarship. Thank God oo."
@rita4delta_ reacted:
"He debunked but he acknowledged what VDM said in the press release. He thought Nigerians will not read the press release. Now more evidence. minister, come and debunk the evidence."
@fine_gurl_micky shared:
"VDM still gave dem a reason to laf God bless VDM."
@isaacfayoseoriginal_ wrote:
"May God bless VDM. This man is trying."
@twizzy121212 shared:
"I don’t understand why a government is already campaigning when elections are in 2027. What do these politicians take us for? Students are being sent abroad because our education system is corrupt. Almost every sector in Nigeria is broken."
VDM flaunts mystery fair lady
Legit.ng earlier reported that Verydarkman shared photos with a fair-complexioned lady on his Instagram page. The two were standing at a compromising position while looking at each other. However, the activist didn't show the lady's face.
In the caption, he told followers not to worry about her identity, but simply know that "it was sweet". The post left many fans heartbroken, with several tagging Jojo of Lele in the comments. She later reacted to their remarks.
Proofreading by James Ojo, copy editor at Legit.ng.
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