- VeryDarkMan has extended his justice crusade to China after being alerted to fraudulent dealings there.
- The activist unveiled his next bold moves, shed light on the hidden pitfalls of Chinese business operations that are shaking Nigerian entrepreneurs back home.
Nigerian justice crusader and activist Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has ignited a new front in his relentless fight against injustice, announced his arrival in China with a mission that could shake the foundations of international trade.
Draped in majestic Benin regalia, VDM took to social media to declare his purpose, unraveled the dark web of fraudulent dealings between Chinese suppliers, manufacturers, and Nigerian business owners.
He exposed how countless Nigerian entrepreneurs have been ensnared by ruthless scams, their hard-earned investments siphoned away through cunning schemes.
Determined to bring an end to this cycle of exploitation, VDM revealed strategic plans already in motion. He is set to engage with Nigerian business bodies in China, forge alliances to confront the issue head-on.
More strikingly, he disclosed high-stakes talks with a tech company, to explore groundbreaking solutions to dismantle these fraudulent networks.
Emphasizing the gravity of his mission, he made it clear that this pursuit of justice has come at great personal cost, but he remains undeterred.
Captioning his post, VDM wrote;
“Following the frequent complaints I get about a lot of Nigerians being duped by suppliers and middle men in China
“I am here on a serious mission to join heads with some well meaning Nigerians here in China to help combat online fraud between suppliers/manufacturers in China and business owners in Nigeria”
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This unfolds just days after VeryDarkMan sounded the alarm over an alleged plot by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to take him down.
In a video shared on Instagram, he accused the anti-graft agency of orchestrating a setup, claimed his relentless criticism of EFCC Chairman Olanipekun Olukoyede had made him a target.
According to him, a high-profile lawyer and a social media influencer recently stormed the EFCC office, armed with supposed evidence, video clips and a photo of him spraying money, fueled what he believes is a calculated attempt to frame him.
