Social activist and NGO founder, VeryDarkMan, has denied reports of N180 million missing from his organization’s funds. Addressing the allegations in a video on his social media platforms, VeryDarkMan assured supporters that the entire situation was a premeditated plan to test the public’s reaction to false narratives.
The controversy erupted after reports surfaced online claiming that N180 million was unaccounted for in VeryDarkMan’s NGO, sparking outrage and demands for transparency. However, the activist dismissed these allegations, labeling them a deliberate “social experiment” aimed at highlighting how misinformation spreads rapidly.
“This was never about money going missing,” he clarified. “It was an orchestrated move to show how quickly people believe and spread unverified claims.” He emphasized that all funds entrusted to the NGO remain intact and accounted for.
While some supporters applauded his efforts to expose the dangers of misinformation, others criticized the method, arguing it could harm the trustworthiness of NGOs and their causes. Critics urged VeryDarkMan to provide verifiable financial records to ensure full transparency moving forward.
The incident has sparked a broader conversation about the accountability of public figures and organizations, as well as the need for due diligence before reacting to unconfirmed reports. VeryDarkMan reiterated his commitment to transparency and vowed to strengthen the NGO’s operations in the wake of the controversy.
