‘GehGeh owes me his platform’ — VeryDarkMan makes fresh claim

In a recent exchange on social media, VeryDarkMan, a prominent social media activist, accused financial commentator GehGeh of neglecting his support during a controversy involving VeryDarkMan's sister, Precious. The activist claimed that he had stepped in to save GehGeh's platform when Nigerians turned against him. VeryDarkMan alleged that he and music promoter Tunde Ednut defended GehGeh when the backlash intensified, advising him on how to manage the situation and shift the public narrative.

The activist emphasized that without his intervention, GehGeh would have been destroyed, stating, "Without me una for pull Gehgeh down. I saved his platform, I saved him. Social media turned against him, only one person stood by him or let’s say 2 because Tunde Ednut helped him."

VeryDarkMan went on to accuse GehGeh of failing to recognize his efforts, asserting that after taking all the necessary steps, he had informed GehGeh, and the narrative had shifted in his favor. However, the activist claimed that GehGeh never returned the favor and expressed gratitude. He further accused GehGeh of perpetuating the narrative that VeryDarkMan sought to destroy him, insisting that the financial commentator owed him for his assistance in protecting his platform. VeryDarkMan wrote, "You wey they don finish already. That clown owes me my platform."

In response to the fresh accusations, VeryDarkMan's sister, Precious, made an appeal to the activist on social media. She addressed VeryDarkMan directly, stating that GehGeh had not fulfilled a promise to give her 5 million naira. Instead, he had only offered an audio message. Precious demanded that VeryDarkMan help remind GehGeh to fulfill his commitment, emphasizing that she still needed help.