VDM Exposes EFCC, Alleges Agency Collected Bribe From Wizkid's DJ and Terry Apala

• Verydarkman has made a new video and called out EFCC over an allegation of bribe after some celebrities were invited
• He alleged that the commission invited Wizkid's DJ, DJ Tunez, as well as Terry Apala and DJ Osas and allegedly collected $6k, and $5k from them
• The activist revisited Razaq Okoya's son's case and asked why the commission didn't do anything about the boys

Social media activist, Martins Vincent Otse, aka Verydarkblackman, has called out the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) after the agency allegedly invited Wizkid's DJ, DJ Tunez, as well as Terry Apala and DJ Osas.

The TikToker, in his video, claimed that the three celebrities had been invited by the commission over the alleged abuse of the naira. He also shared a copy of the invitation letter sent to them.

According to him, some EFCC officials had allegedly taken the three celebrities to different locations. He also claimed that the officials warned them that if they did not want to face the same fate as Nigerian crossdresser Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky, they should offer something to the agency.

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In the recording, the controversial activist also asserted that the agency had allegedly collected $6,000 and $5,000 from each of them before granting their release.

VDM speaks about his contact

In the clip, VDM also claimed that he had contacts within the agency who provided him with information about their operations.

He stated that the head of the agency was a good person but alleged that some officials were attempting to tarnish the EFCC’s image.

VDM suggested that the agency should take stricter measures to control its officials.

VDM dares EFCC

Daring the agency, VDM remarked that they should come after him, promising to expose them.

He boasted that he neither stole nor engaged in any fraudulent activity. He also questioned why the EFCC had not pursued the Razaq Okoya boys, who were seen in a viral video abusing the naira.

VDM alleged that the EFCC was even more corrupt than the Nigerian police and vowed to expose them if given the opportunity.

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VDM speaks on EFCC’s plan

Not stopping there, VDM claimed that the agency was planning to come after him and challenged them to proceed. He boasted that if he had lied about Eezee Tee, the agency would have sued him by now.

VDM urged DJ Tunez, Terry Apala, and DJ Osas to come forward and share the truth about their experience at the EFCC office. He asserted that nothing would happen to them if they spoke openly about their encounter with the agency.

See the video here:

Deeone shares observations about VDM

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Deeone, a former Big Brother Nigeria (BBNaija) housemate, shares his observations on the developments surrounding VDM.

The TikToker had claimed that his NGO website was hacked and funds were stolen from it. Although many people doubted his claims, he remained adamant that it was true.

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In a video, the comedian urged people to set aside concerns about the missing funds and support VDM, suggesting that something was amiss. Many were surprised by his stance, as he had never previously supported VDM. However, he went on to present evidence showing how money had been taken from the activist’s NGO account.

Proofreading by James Ojo, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng