Man Shows How Much People Sent to VeryDarkMan's NGO Account 2 Days after Blord's Imprisonment
- A man who checked VeryDarkMan's non-governmental organisation's account has publicly shared the massive amounts that came in two days after Blord was sent to the Kuje Correctional Centre
- According to the man, VeryDarkMan was allegedly in a meeting with some people, and they decided to support his humanitarian acts
- He hailed VeryDarkMan's integrity, pointing out that nobody has accused him of misusing the funds donated to his NGO
Francis Ekawu Odey, a Nigerian youth, has drawn attention to the impressive amount that was deposited into the NGO account that self-acclaimed online police Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, created years ago.
The money came in on April 4, just two days after businessman Linus Williams Ifejirika, widely known as Blord, was remanded in the Kuje Correctional Centre.
Source: Facebook
Man hails VeryDarkMan's integrity
Francis, in a Facebook post on April 3, shared a screenshot showing N10 million and N5 million figures that were sent to VeryDarkMan's NGO, Martins Vincent Otse Initiative, at 12:00 am.
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Francis reportedly found the figures on the NGO's website. Checks on the website show that donation figures are shown in real-time.
According to Francis, VeryDarkMan was in a meeting with some people when they decided to support his NGO with the money.
He added that VeryDarkMan could have chosen to receive the money via his personal account without anyone's knowledge, but he did not do that because of his integrity.
Francis sang VeryDarkMan's praise, noting that nobody has come forward to accuse him of misusing the NGO funds.
"15 million Naira was donated to VDM’s NGO at 12:00am . He was in a meeting with the people and they decided to support what he has been doing .
"Bro could have decided to collect this money in his personal account and NO ONE will know .
"But because of integrity? He will never do that .
"It’s been years now no one has accused VDM of misusing funds or taking money for anything . It’s hard to see his type ,
"90% of persons lack this kind of integrity," Francis wrote.
VeryDarkMan, in a recent Facebook status update, confirmed the N15 million that was sent to his NGO and his post corroborated Francis' write-up.
Since its creation, VeryDarkMan has received donations to the tune of over N550 million, used N223 million and still has a balance of over N326 million, the NGO website shows.
Source: UGC
See the man's Facebook post below:
VDM: Reactions trail the amount
Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the amount that entered VeryDarkMan's NGO account below:
Olabomi Onadeko said:
"All the money in the NGO account is nothing compared to vdms investment outside. 8hters should continue 8hting on him for no reason whatsoever. His investment in the lives of ordinary Nigerians is nothing comparable to what is in the NGOs account. Vdm is God sent. Until he finishes what God has destined him to come and do, no one can cancel him. They tried all through, 2024,2025, and still trying in 2026."
Rose Oke said:
"Why do you people hail VDM even when he's doing the right thing, if you are the one they the money to, so you will keep it for your own personal gain. Is God that we suppose to fear in anything we are doing."
Nne Kosi said:
"Of course, that's why they want to kpai the guy. But God passed them."
Chinyere Martins said:
"That's why I will continue to love very dark Man, God bless VDM."
Ayeba Yowei Nnaji said:
"Bcus he prides in his integrity nai dey pain them."
Blord: Eyewitness recounts what happened in court
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that an eyewitness had narrated how Blord allegedly behaved in court.
Taking to his Facebook page on Wednesday, Ositadinma, a member of the Ratels Movement, hailed VeryDarkMan for the handling of the matter and heeding his appeal to sue Blord.
Out of respect for VeryDarkMan, Ositadinma stated that he would refrain from sharing details with the public that VeryDarkMan didn't give in his earlier video confirming Blord's incarceration ruling.
Source: Legit.ng
