Outspoken social justice advocate, VeryDarkMan, has once again taken to social media with a bold declaration of his next moves. Following the recent update where Naira Marley reportedly gave his side of the story regarding the tragic death of Nigerian artist Mohbad, VeryDarkMan has announced that his activism is far from over.
In a passionate video shared on Instagram, he stated that while the Mohbad case continues to unfold, he will now broaden his focus to other pressing issues affecting everyday Nigerians. His mission? Justice, accountability, and safety. “Moving on,” he wrote, “I will be dropping eye-opening videos on a lot of things surrounding JUSTICE FOR MOHBAD.”
Beyond seeking justice for Mohbad, VeryDarkMan is turning his attention to a deadly pattern he believes is being ignored — the recklessness of unlicensed Dangote truck drivers on Nigerian roads. According to him, too many lives have been lost due to accidents caused by these vehicles, and it’s time to act.
He revealed plans to push for tangible solutions, including the creation of speed breakers and road demarcations in Auchi, Edo State. These changes, he said, are essential for protecting lives in the area. He emphasized that his goal is not just awareness, but actual physical improvements to infrastructure.
This isn’t the first time VeryDarkMan has challenged powerful entities. He previously called out high-profile figures and organizations in his pursuit of justice for Mohbad, and now, he is applying the same energy to road safety advocacy. His fearless approach continues to gain both support and controversy.
The activist also called out the Dangote Group directly, accusing the company of failing to properly regulate its truck drivers. He stressed that the consequences of their negligence are being felt by innocent Nigerians daily, and he is prepared to take the matter as far as necessary.
Supporters have praised his consistency and willingness to use his platform for societal change. Many say he speaks the truth others are too afraid to voice. “We need more people like him who will stand up for the masses,” one follower commented under the post.
However, critics argue that his methods are sometimes too confrontational and may escalate tensions. Still, his core audience remains loyal, commending his directness and grassroots activism. Whether liked or disliked, it’s clear he is not slowing down.
VeryDarkMan concluded his post with a promise: more videos, more truth, and more pressure. As he transitions from one battlefront to another, Nigerians are watching closely. His blend of activism, media influence, and street credibility keeps him at the center of online discourse — and in the hearts of many seeking change.
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