Nigerian justice crusader and activist Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has launched a new mission in China to tackle fraudulent business dealings. Responding to numerous complaints from Nigerian entrepreneurs, VDM exposed the hidden traps set by unscrupulous Chinese suppliers and manufacturers that have led to significant financial losses for Nigerian business owners.
In a bold move, VDM shared his plans on social media, donning traditional Benin regalia. He highlighted the severity of the issue, revealing that countless Nigerian entrepreneurs have been swindled out of their hard-earned investments through elaborate scams. Determined to put an end to this exploitation, VDM announced strategic partnerships with Nigerian business organizations in China to confront these fraudulent activities head-on.
More strikingly, VDM revealed ongoing discussions with a tech company to explore innovative solutions aimed at dismantling these fraudulent networks. He emphasized that his pursuit of justice comes at a personal cost but remains unwavering in his mission.
“Following the frequent complaints I get about a lot of Nigerians being duped by suppliers and middlemen in China, I am here on a serious mission to join forces with well-meaning Nigerians here to combat online fraud between suppliers/manufacturers in China and business owners in Nigeria,” VDM stated in a video post.
This mission in China follows closely on the heels of VDM’s recent allegations against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Nigeria. He claimed that the EFCC, in retaliation for his criticism of its chairman Olanipekun Olukoyede, is orchestrating a plot to discredit him.
As VDM continues his relentless fight for justice, his efforts in China have garnered widespread attention and support, shining a spotlight on the need for vigilance and accountability in international trade.
