Koko Pee, VeryDarkMan’s best friend and pal has shared his disappointment with Nigerians on the issue of VDM’s NGO’s missing N180 million.
Speaking in a recorded video, Koko Pee said, it is shocking how in a very short while VDM has turned a bad person, pointing out how Nigerians are always quick to spread negative and false news.
He said, VDM has been working tirelessly for Nigerians, showing commitment, however, it is shocking how Nigerians have suddenly turned against him.
“Well, they say everybody loves a hero, but most people want to see the hero become zero, so I no dey too surprised,” he said.
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He mentioned that anytime VDM is arrested or something happens, a lot of Nigerians are always very happy.
“Why? Is it that you people like this condition you people are living in? Or as the country no good, una body dey sweet una? Or as una life no dey better, una want make other people life bitter, I don’t understand,” he said.
He continued saying, some people said he bought a car, while others said he bought a house. He thanked God for the police and the IGP, and prayed that with time, whoever is behind this would be brought to book.
Recently Igbo Tv had reported that Popular Human Rights activist Martins Otse a.k.a VeryDarkMan had revealed that his NGO website was hacked by some unknown persons and N180 million missing from the account.
It was also reported that the hackers have been tracked, and N20 million put on PND, while VDM and a police were enroute Jos for the recovery of the remaining N160 million.
Watch video below:
