VeryDarkMan Declares His Movement the Strongest in Nigeria as He Reignites Mohbad Justice Campaign [VIDEO]

 

Popular social media figure and outspoken activist, Vincent Otse Martins, widely recognized as VeryDarkMan, has stirred conversations once again with a bold declaration about the strength of his fan base and renewed determination to seek justice for late singer, Mohbad.

Taking to Instagram with his characteristic directness, VeryDarkMan expressed a sense of urgency and empowerment as he re-engaged with the controversial case surrounding the tragic death of Mohbad. With passion evident in both tone and message, he made it clear that he was stepping back into the ring not for clout or profit, but because he now possessed the right tools, reach, and financial muscle to take the campaign to a new level.

The activist emphasized that the momentum he enjoys today far exceeds what he had during the initial phase of the movement. “So you want to know why I started this justice for Mohbad again,” he wrote on Instagram. “It is because, unlike before, I have more engagement, influence, followers, and most importantly more money. So it is the right time for me to fight on this matter.”

Rather than shy away from criticism, he tackled accusations of clout-chasing and opportunism head-on. Detractors have suggested that he is leveraging Mohbad’s case for YouTube fame and monetary gain. VeryDarkMan pushed back against those claims, highlighting the significant personal expense he has incurred in his pursuit of justice.

His post revealed that he has already spent nearly ₦3 million on efforts related to the case. This includes direct financial assistance to individuals closely connected to the late artist. He disclosed that he gave ₦300,000 to Mohbad’s former driver, who he says has been struggling to survive, and even promised him a job to help him get back on his feet. Additionally, he claimed to have supported Primeboy, a figure whose public perception has reportedly suffered as a result of the ongoing controversy.

"You know how much I give Primeboy?" he asked rhetorically. “He no fit sell music, nobody likes him anymore because of how that case went.”

VeryDarkMan’s posts suggest he is deeply committed to reviving the case, which many had begun to believe was fading from public discourse. His tone suggests he is not only prepared for renewed scrutiny but welcomes it, viewing it as a necessary step in his quest to deliver justice for Mohbad.

"They think the matter don quench," he wrote, using a popular Nigerian street expression that implies an issue has been forgotten. "It never quench."

This renewed energy seems to stem from what he describes as the growth of his platform. Beyond influence, he pointed to a powerful and loyal following, referring to his supporters as “the Ratel,” and boasting that they now form “the strongest movement in the country.”

His words carry a sense of self-assurance and urgency that reflect his growing stature within Nigeria’s social commentary space. This confidence appears to be rooted not just in numbers or virality, but in a belief that he now commands a network of people capable of driving real change, especially when justice and accountability are at stake.

For those familiar with the initial wave of activism following Mohbad’s death, this marks a pivotal shift. VeryDarkMan is no longer simply lending his voice to a trending topic; he is positioning himself as a central figure in the broader push for justice and transparency, particularly in cases where the system seems to have stalled.

His followers, many of whom engage actively with his posts, have shown mixed reactions to the recent update. While some applaud his efforts and financial commitment, others remain skeptical, echoing concerns about ulterior motives. Regardless of the chatter, VeryDarkMan seems undeterred.

The tragic circumstances surrounding Mohbad’s death continue to stir emotions across Nigeria. His untimely passing not only raised questions about the music industry but also ignited a wider debate about mental health, exploitation, and accountability in entertainment circles. With renewed interest in the case, VeryDarkMan’s involvement could rekindle public pressure and potentially influence legal proceedings or investigations.

Whether one agrees with his approach or questions his intentions, one thing is evident: VeryDarkMan is back in the spotlight, and he is determined to ensure the spotlight stays focused on the pursuit of justice for Mohbad. The coming weeks will reveal whether his bold claims and renewed activism can translate into tangible outcomes. Until then, the conversation continues, fueled by a voice that refuses to be ignored.

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