VeryDarkMan: Man Begs for Mercy after Posting Controversial Video of 'Activist', People React

VeryDarkMan: Man Begs for Mercy after Posting Controversial Video of 'Activist', People React

  • A Nigerian man has shared a post on Instagram, apologising to fans of popular internet personality VeryDarkMan
  • In the post, he apologised for recording and sharing a video of VeryDarkMan that sparked controversy online
  • While some people listened to his words and forgave him for the video, others had different things to say in the comments

A Nigerian man went online to address his followers after footage he filmed caused controversy.

The clip involved popular online commentator VeryDarkMan and had gone viral on social media platforms.

Man apologises to Nigerians over controversial video of VeryDarkMan.
Man pleads with Nigerians over controversial video of VeryDarkMan. Photo credit: @Emmkoo/Instagram.
Source: Instagram

Man apologises over VDM controversial video

Following the backlash, the man expressed remorse and attempted to clarify why he had recorded and shared the material.

Identified as @enmkoo on Instagram, he explained that he took responsibility for both capturing and distributing the video.

He admitted that the recording had been exaggerated by others online and that he was the source of its release.

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He offered an apology to the audience, arguing that without his post, certain speculations about VDM that were being promoted would have lacked a person to carry them forward.

According to his explanation, the recording was made during a demonstration in Abuja that VeryDarkMan led to protest against insecurity.

The man stated that prior to attending the protest, he had made a personal vow to safeguard the Ratel president.

He maintained that his intention at the event was to participate and to ensure that no harm came to the president.

The young man recalled a moment during the protest when VeryDarkMan was seen leaving the venue alongside members of the Nigerian military.

Observing this, the man thought that an arrest was taking place. He claimed that VeryDarkMan had instructed protesters to return home, but the announcement was difficult to hear because the microphone used was not loud enough.

Man begs Nigerians for forgiveness after posting controversial video of VeryDarkMan.
Man regrets posting controversial video of VeryDarkMan. Photo credit: @VeryDarkMan.
Source: TikTok

Those at the front of the crowd, including himself, struggled to listen to the message that their leader passed.

This confusion caused him to move towards the military vehicle, and to interact with one of the personnel inside.

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He noted that coordinators later shouted for everyone to go back, and that VeryDarkMan was not detained by the soldiers.

Instead, the commentator was allowed to leave for home. Hearing the coordinators and realising that no arrest had occurred, the man decided to return as well.

He concluded his statement by directing an apology towards the Ratels personnel for having posted the video.

He also addressed the wider audience, asking if they had viewed the footage he shared.

Reactions as VDM supporter apologises over controversial video

Reactions to his apology were divided. Some Nigerians accepted his explanation and forgave him for the controversy, while others used the comment section to express opposing views about his actions and the implications of the video.

Floraben84 said:

"Na follow I dey follow u now. U all r real patriotic citizens."

Joeblesse commented:

"You did well because you are looking out for Vdm safety. Well done you gained a follower. we mount."

Samzy.real commented:

"Bro you did what every concerned person would do to raise an alarm. You did nothing wrong. You're a legend."

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Joelofgod said:

"You did nothing wrong, it is expected of anybody in that situation to video. If they had arrested him truly and you didn't videoed it, there's no way we will see it."

Arogheneelizabeth said:

"U ain’t wrong. Its still good we all saw the truth tru the video."

Udy_abasi said:

"Ur apologizes accepted in retal family accountability is key points."

Putitalltogethernow reacted:

"You nor do bad thing bruh. Thank you so much for lending your voice for the betterment of our country and for watching out for our messiah in the person of VDM."

Alaaye_mi816 added:

"That was why I was pisssed with you yesterday. At a point it looked like oversabi dey worry you but it's fine sha."

Donblizz07 noted:

"You’re a true ratel and you did that video well just incase something had happened your video would have been a strong evidence of the military taking him away, you nor do anything bad my brother you’re a Man you’re a Freedom fighter you’re Son Of Nigeria."

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Author shares worrying WhatsApp message about VDM

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a female prophetess and author broke her silence regarding the recent protests led by the VeryDarkMan in Abuja.

In a now-viral post shared via her official TikTok account, she strongly warned against a particular situation.

Source: Legit.ng

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