Martins Vincent Otse a vibrant Nigerian activist and social media influencer who goes by the handle Verydarkman, or VDM recently revealed that he will not be speaking about the egocentric founder of the Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry in Warri, Delta State, Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, per an injunction from a court.
This shocking revelation comes after weeks of contentious discussions between VDM and the divisive pastor.
In his most recent video update, VDM declared that he would no longer be talking about Prophet Fufeyin until the legal matters were settled by the court. But rather than making VDM less angry, this decision has made him more enraged.
His anger was directed on NAFDAC, which he accused of neglecting his worries over Fufeyin’s miracle beverages and criticized for their silence.
VDM threatened to divulge all of NAFDAC’s known secrets and expose what he believed to be dishonest methods that kept their employees silent if the agency ignored his complaint and disregarded the health concerns these items posed to the general public.
Known for opposing religious leaders, Verydarkman vehemently criticized Fufeyin’s miracle drink goods, accusing them of being deceptive and intended to take advantage of the poor.
To quiet his most formidable opponent, the Prophet did not sit idly by; instead, he filed a large lawsuit worth one billion naira.
Unfazed, VDM took the dispute to a higher level by uncovering the truth by testing the miraculous waters in a home for the disabled.
He then proceeded to the NAFDAC office, where he raised concerns about the validity of the approved labels on Fufeyin’s drinks and demanded clarification. It was a full-on fight, and VDM held her ground.
