- Social media critic VeryDarkMan alleges that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is planning to frame and arrest him.
- He claims the agency is targeting him for criticizing its chairman, Olanipekun Olukoyede.
- A prominent lawyer and a social media influencer reportedly visited the EFCC office with video clips and a picture of him spraying money.
- VeryDarkMan asserts that he has informants within the EFCC who keep him updated on developments.
Social media critic, Martins Vincent Otse popularly known as VeryDarkMan, has raised concerns over an alleged plan by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to arrest him.
In a video shared on his Instagram page, he claimed that the anti-graft agency is working towards framing him due to his critical stance against its chairman, Olanipekun Olukoyede.
According to VeryDarkMan, a prominent lawyer and a social media influencer recently visited the EFCC office, presenting evidence against him, including video clips and a photo of him spraying money.
He further alleged that an EFCC officer acknowledged the submission, stating that the critic had been speaking against the commission and its leadership, making him a target for retaliation.
“EFCC Abuja I heard you people had two visitors today, one of them na influencer and the other one a very big influential lawyer. I know you would be wondering how I find out, but the truth is that I have informants in your office. I’m the reason why they came. They brought one or two clips about me and a picture of where I was spraying money. They said this is an opportunity for you to go for VeryDarkMan.
“And the officer they spoke to also said ‘yes, VeryDarkMan has been coming for us, he speaks about our Oga and has been talking to EFCC rudely.’ So you people’s interests aligned, and you people are teaming up for VeryDarkMan. And I heard that you people are trying to frame VeryDarkMan.”
The video, now circulating on social media, has sparked discussions online, with many awaiting the EFCC’s response to the allegations.
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