VeryDarkMan addresses Blord following his alleged arrest

• Verydarkman claims he was responsible for Blord’s arrest following his request to the billionaire cryptocurrency trader to improve his services due to complaints from people losing money on his platform.
• He challenged other businessmen involved in shady practices to get ready to be exposed sooner 

Famous activist VeryDarkMan has spoken out regarding the alleged arrest of billionaire businessman Blord by the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) in Abuja.

VeryDarkMan claimed responsibility for Blord’s arrest, citing complaints about financial losses on Blord’s platform.

Taking to social media, VeryDarkMan posted a video announcing Blord’s detention by the FCID, challenging those with influence not to resort to shouting, as he indicated his readiness to expose more people involved in illicit business.

Hear him:

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The arrest came after Blord criticized VeryDarkMan, attributing his behavior to his financial struggles and suggesting that his followers should strive to make money for the sake of their children.

He suggested that VeryDarkMan’s father’s lack of success was the root cause of the activist’s incessant rants.

Blord further commented on how financial struggles can lead individuals to become nuisances online.

In his post, Blord wrote;

“VeryDarkMan’s father really caused all this. If the man had made it like his peers, his son wouldn’t be online disgracing their family. Lack of money can make one turn into a public nuisance. I pray we make it so our kids will be busy with our companies.”

See Reactions that Follows:

UCHENNA said: “Verydarkman won once again😂😭”

AMOTO CFC wrote: “In Nigeria, the moment you begin to show off your wealth on social media, the Government will come after you.”

Silva Nimi said: “The rich always think they’ll forever get away with everything. But nooo VDM is here for ya’ll”

DANIBOY noted: “If they complain about your service that brings you income, is it not to calm down and fix it? We too like oppression. Funnily enough it’s cheaper to fix these things than ‘cover up or damage control’”