Controversial activist and online critic VeryDarkMan is shaking the table again — and this time, he’s putting his money where his mouth is in the ongoing quest for justice for late Nigerian singer Mohbad.
₦10 Million Reward for Full Footage
In a post that’s now making waves on Instagram, VeryDarkMan announced a ₦10 million naira bounty for any additional video clips showing the chaotic music video set where Mohbad and Zlatan were seated in wheelchairs — the same set where Sam Larry allegedly stormed in with his boys, sparking confusion and fear.
If you thought this case was cooling down, this new move just turned the heat back up.
₦2 Million for Women in the Video
But that’s not all — VeryDarkMan also pledged a ₦2 million reward to any of the women seen in the viral clip who’s willing to show up for an interview and share what really happened that day.
According to him, this is part of a personal investigation he’s funding on his own terms, separate from the official court proceedings.
“I No Send Anybody – I Want Justice”
In his caption, VeryDarkMan wrote:
“₦10 million naira to anyone who can give me more scenes of the music video set where Mohbad and Zlatan sat on the wheelchair and SamLarry came inside with some group of boys… And ₦2 million to any of the women holding the wheelchair in that video if they come for my interview.”
He didn’t stop there. He added:
“I want all witnesses. I’m carrying out my own private investigation and spending my own money. They can’t cover this case — LOL. Fk y’all emotions, I no really send una. RATEL NO NEED CROWD, NO NEED LOVE OR LIKES, RATEL NEED JUSTICE. It’s now I’m ready for this case.”
This one loud! 😳 Love him or hate him, you can’t deny that VeryDarkMan is clearly not backing down.
Justice for Mohbad: Still No Closure
It would be recalled that Mohbad tragically passed away on September 12, 2023, under mysterious circumstances. Despite several court sittings and ongoing investigations, many questions remain unanswered.
With this latest move, VeryDarkMan seems determined to dig deeper, even if it means going against the tide of public opinion.
