Fresh controversy has erupted online after reports alleged that VeryDarkMan held a private meeting with senior police authorities in Abuja.
The claim, published by Sahara Reporters, linked the alleged engagement to ongoing discussions involving activist Omoyele Sowore, sparking widespread reactions and calls for clarification.
However, VeryDarkMan has strongly denied the allegation, describing it as baseless and demanding immediate proof.
“Omoyele Sowore, I’m disappointed by this claim. If you can prove that I had a meeting with the Inspector General of Police, I’ll delete my social media accounts,” he said.
Taking it further, he issued a bold ultimatum:
“But if you can’t provide proof within one hour, you should take down Sahara Reporters. He who alleges must prove. You need to accept reality.”
Clearly displeased, the outspoken critic also took a swipe at Omoyele Sowore, suggesting the situation may be fueled by shifting public attention.
“I know you may be surprised that someone like me has gained the attention you once had. Continue with this. In the next 3 months, I will still be here and growing. I stand by my integrity, and I stand by what I say. Your integrity is what’s being questioned here,” he added.
The situation has since fueled heated debate online, with many demanding concrete evidence to back the claim, while others weigh in on the growing tension between both figures.
As of now, Sahara Reporters has not released any additional proof to support the report.
