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I don’t like being addressed as an activist. I’m an online police officer, making sure I track down bad eggs and hold them accountable for their misconduct.”

— VeryDarkMan

Do you agree with his description of his role, or do you see him differently? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Love him or criticize him, one thing is certain—VeryDarkMan (VDM) remains one of Nigeria’s most talked-about and influential social media personalities.

To some, he’s a fearless activist exposing injustice. To others, he’s a controversial figure who constantly challenges the status quo. Regardless of where you stand, Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, has become a major force in conversations around accountability, influence, and social change.

On ARISE 360, Themancjay and Seyitan Atigarin sit down with VDM for a candid conversation about his rise to fame, the business of influencing, the controversies surrounding his brand, and whether social media has truly become Nigeria’s most powerful tool for demanding accountability and driving change.

Don’t miss this exclusive interview. Catch ARISE 360 today at 5:00 PM (West Africa Time).

Whn you see something say something. Together Nigeria will be a better place

Peller is here to serve joy and happiness. Congratulations peller

✨ Bride-to-be Jarvis is serving elegance and grace as she prepares for her big day! Dressed in a stunning bridal robe, she’s glowing with excitement ahead of what promises to be a beautiful wedding ceremony. 💍🤍

The countdown is almost over, and fans can’t wait to see her walk down the aisle. Wishing Jarvis and her partner a lifetime filled with love, joy, peace, and endless blessings. Congratulations to the happy couple! 🎉🥂

BREAKING: Street-pop singer Portable has lost his celebrity boxing rematch to Charles Okocha after being disqualified for walking out of the ring before the end of the first round.

The highly anticipated bout, tagged “Unfinished Business,” took place on Friday at the Balmoral Convention Centre in Victoria Island, Lagos. The fight turned chaotic after both fighters became locked in a wrestling-style scuffle, forcing the referee and security officials to step in.

Although Portable briefly returned after leaving the ring, officials upheld the rules and disqualified him, handing the victory to Charles Okocha. The result reverses the outcome of their first encounter, where Portable claimed the win.