Controversial activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) has ignited a new wave of controversy with his response to the recent arrest of crossdresser Bobrisky by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Bobrisky’s apprehension on allegations of currency mutilation and improper handling of the Nigerian currency has sparked widespread attention and reactions across social media platforms.
In a bold challenge issued to anyone associated with Bobrisky, VDM dared them to intervene in facilitating Bobrisky’s arrest, asserting, “Anyone connected to Bobrisky wouldn’t dare make a call. I want to see where your connection gets to. I want to know your connection. Your connection will be exhausted.” He emphasized his determination to pursue justice and hinted at the possibility of filing additional petitions against Bobrisky in the future.
In a related development, VDM addressed Bobrisky’s recent receipt of the Best Dressed Female award at Eniola Ajao’s movie premiere, a development that reportedly occurred while VDM was in police custody. This revelation adds another layer of intrigue to the ongoing saga, raising questions about the timing and implications of Bobrisky’s public recognition amidst legal scrutiny.
Meanwhile, VDM’s own confrontation with the law, stemming from his advocacy for Bobrisky’s arrest and allegations of protection by gay lawmakers, underscores the complex dynamics at play. Despite facing repercussions for his outspoken views, VDM remains undeterred in his pursuit of justice and his commitment to holding individuals accountable for their actions.
In a defiant response to the police’s assertion that cross-dressing is not illegal in Nigeria, VDM announced his intention to stage a protest by becoming a crossdresser himself.