VeryDarkMan: Chinese Man Spills Beans About Nigerian Activist, Shares What Really Happened
- Ross Boss, the Chinese man who has often been seen with VeryDarkMan, spoke against the activist in a viral post
- This came after VeryDarkMan posted a scathing video, warning the public not to do business with Ross because of him
- In his Instagram post, Ross challenged VeryDarkMan to produce evidence that he scammed anyone
Fans of VeryDarkMan have reacted after he took to social media to call out Ross Boss, a Chinese man who is often seen with him whenever he visits the industrialised country.
In a video he posted across his social media platforms, VDM had warned his followers and the general public not to do business with Boss just because they see him with the Chinese man.
Source: Instagram
He alleged that he did not trust the Chinese man and that some of the things he saw him doing while they were together were suspicious.
However, the Chinese man, who deals in fairly used clothes, also known as Okrika, is not taking it lying low because he has gone ahead to share his own side of the story.
In a post he made, he said VDM is childish. His words:
"You’re too childish, too immature. Ross thought you were a mature person. You personally attack and defame a boss who’s willing to pay you and arrange everything for you."
Chinese man accuses VDM of fabrications
He said VDM fabricated evidence against him and his business and noted that the activist has no evidence.
His words:
"Didn’t you say you have a lot of influence? Come on, VDM brother, use your influence to fabricate fake evidence, like your Nigerian sister’s fake remittance slip and purchase records. Do you dare to make it up?"
Ross said that before knowing VDM, he had been doing business with Nigerian and African clients, and none would say he scammed them.
He said customers coming from his relationship with VDM were not much and that they did not buy much goods.
He said:
"Before knowing you, I did business with Nigerian clients for eight years. They won’t stop working with Ross because of one video from you. I don’t know how many of your supporters have bought over $10,000 from Ross, but trust me, it’s not more than ten clients. No client would pay an extra $1,000 just because you’re VDM and like Ross, nor would any client choose to buy more expensive, lower-quality goods just because you, VDM, said you don’t like Ross."
Ross shares what happened at Canton Fair
He also spoke about the Canton Fair after VDM claimed he was the one who helped Ross to get into the business event.
The Canton Fair, known officially as China Import and Export Fair, is a trade exhibition in China. It happens two times a year in Guangzhou. People from around the world attend the fair to exhibit their products and services.
Ross said he paid four people who helped him gain access to the fair.
He said:
"Ross pays everyone who helps me with anything. Four African friends took me to the Canton Fair, and I paid each of them $100. VDM @verydarkblackman, you said it’s because of your influence that Ross paid $100. Without your influence, I’d still pay $100."
Source: Instagram
Watch the video below:
Reactions as VDM calls out Ross Boss
@greatnessjeeb said:
"You go learn the hard way ask blord and Jenny’s glow."
@ouch_foodstuff said:
"You saw him bringng peoples business down and you invited him. As far as it did not Favour him as he want then he will attack ur business."
@everestofficial1 said:
"It will be good if you keep calm, fighting VDM can’t help your business, use the energy to prove him wrong that your a wonderful person . Give people what they pay for."
VDM brags about Blord's arrest
Legit.ng earlier reported that Verydarkman laughed at the cryptocurrency boss as he announced that he had been arrested. VDM boasted about having a hand in it.
Both of them had traded words after VDM complained about Blord's services.
The activist also shared why people should continue to call him out. Blord attacked VDM's financial status, asking netizens not to be a nuisance like him.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
