Popular social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) has publicly expressed appreciation to the Nigerian Police Force, specifically singling out Inspector Sunday Enang, for their prompt intervention in a recent criminal matter that sparked widespread concern.
In a video shared on his platforms, VDM lauded the efforts of Inspector Enang and his team, stating that their proactive response helped to restore public faith in the police. He noted that it’s rare to see swift action from law enforcement, especially in cases involving powerful or connected individuals.
VDM, known for consistently challenging institutional corruption and injustice, emphasized that the responsiveness of officers like Inspector Enang is what Nigerians have been asking for. He described Enang as "accessible, professional, and committed to justice."
Though VDM did not disclose full details of the case for legal reasons, he hinted it involved a criminal act that would have been ignored if not for public outcry and police intervention. He credited the inspector’s firm handling of the situation with preventing a potential miscarriage of justice.
[8/25, 10:08] ChatGPT: He urged the police force to continue empowering officers like Enang, who he believes are making a difference on the ground. “It’s not always about rank,” VDM said. “Sometimes the right people are just doing the work because it’s the right thing to do.”
The influencer also encouraged citizens not to generalize their distrust for the police, saying there are officers who are still committed to truth and justice. “We need to call out the bad eggs, yes — but we must also support the ones doing the right thing,” he added.
VDM’s post has generated a wave of positive responses online, with many users echoing his sentiments and applauding Inspector Enang’s efforts. Some even called for formal recognition of officers who stand out for their integrity.
While the Nigerian Police Force has not officially responded to the viral post, some insiders noted that commendations like this are a morale boost for officers working under difficult conditions.
As conversations continue about reform and accountability in Nigerian policing, VDM’s gesture serves as a reminder that recognition plays a role in motivating change, one officer at a time.
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