“Verydarkman Was Deported From China”: Fresh Claims About Activist’s Moments in Asian Country Emerge
- Nollywood actor Uche Maduagwu made new claims about Nigerian social media critic Verydarkman following his trip to China
- A viral video caught the attention of many as the actor alleged that VDM wouldn’t be allowed in the country anymore if he tried to
- According to the trending footage, the TikTok star was deported, which triggered the reactions of many online
Nigerian online activist Verydarkman, whose real name is Martins Vincent Otse, has been accused of allegedly concealing the truth from his countrymen following his visit to China.
The online sensation earlier shook the internet with his trip to China after he shared plans to combat internet fraud between manufacturers and buyers.

Source: Instagram
VDM, on the afternoon of Sunday, March 3, surprisingly shared a video of himself in the Asian country.
He disclosed that his mission in the foreign country was to expose the hidden fraudulent dealings involving Chinese suppliers, manufacturers, and Nigerian entrepreneurs.

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The critic explained that there have been frequent complaints from Nigerians about being scammed in business transactions, likely involving product purchases or deals with Chinese suppliers.
To address this, VDM decided to take action by working together with other well-meaning Nigerians who are heads of some business associations in China.
Days after that, the TikToker revealed plans to connect interested Nigerian entrepreneurs to Chinese manufacturers.
According to him, a good number of Chinese manufacturers with lucrative business opportunities approached him with deals, but he has decided to share them with everyone instead of monopolising them.

Source: Instagram
VDM deported from China?
A video circulated online, with allegations that the dark model had been deported from China.
According to Nollywood actor Uche Maduagwu, VDM cannot return to China since he will be denied entry.
The notorious thespian further mocked Verydarkman for a report he allegedly heard about him.

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Watch the video below:
Netizens react to new claims about Verdarkman
While many tried to believe Uche Maduagwu’s reports, others suspected he might be lying about the activist.
See the comments below:
aniberry22 said:
"He won't still give u the audience u looking for. Am happy I don't have an Uncle like u am so blessed."
i.godson__ wrote:
"I just dey shame on your behalf... I wonder how your family go dey feel as them dey see you."
gen_mufasa said:
"Why this guy just mumu so? The mumu too much for just one person abeg."
ipanuje said:
"Not a fan of VDM but how do people get so excited about other people's downfall? What does it feel like please? Because ko ye mi o."
mcmakopolo1 wrote:
"So no body fit pour spit for this guy eyes 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️ how do Dey deport someone that was Obviously on transit to another country

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inftasanguine wrote:
"Everything I have ever seen from this Uche guy has been against my will 😂. How do I tell the algorithm I don’t want to see mad people on my feed ."
Deportation doesn’t equal global travel ban - Expert
Lawyer Aishat Saheed, an Immigration Consultant and Legal Advisor, has provided insights into the potential impact of being deported from a country.
“Being deported from a country, even for non-criminal reasons, does not automatically trigger a global travel ban, but it can impact future visa applications depending on the country involved," she clarified to Legit.ng.
Saheed explained that while deportation from one country doesn’t result in a global ban, it can lead to increased scrutiny in future visa applications.
“Many countries, especially those with strict immigration systems like the US, UK, Canada, and Schengen states, routinely ask whether an applicant has ever been deported or removed from another country," the legal advisor added.

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On China’s policies, she noted,
"Deportation for administrative or immigration-related reasons such as overstaying a visa or working without the proper authorization can result in a temporary re-entry ban, often ranging from 5 to 10 years.”
The immigration consultant who stressed that transparency in presenting immigration history is key, concluded that,
“A deportation does not amount to an automatic travel ban, but it does become a part of one’s immigration history and may lead to closer scrutiny during future visa applications. Each case is assessed on its own merits.”
Was Verydarkman interrogated by Chinese Police?
Legit.ng previously reported that Verydarkman was on the lips of many during his time in China.
This came on the heels of his fallout with comedian Deeone.
A report claimed that VDM was invited by Chinese police, and while the reasons are yet to be known, people called on the attention of the EFCC.

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Editorial assistant Ololade Olatimehin provided exclusive commentary from an immigration consultant for this report.
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