“I Can Make You Feel Sweet and Comfortable” — Man’s Shocking Offer

The story was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user @dammiedammie35, who posted a video clip of the recorded phone conversation between the woman and the man.

According to her, she gave the man her number after he introduced himself as a painter, claiming he was an artist who could help decorate her house. But shortly afterward, the man called — and what he said had netizens stunned.

In the recording, he can be heard saying:

“Do you know that I know how to chop pssy very well? I get paid for it sometimes, I’m very good at it. I told you because you have a very beautiful and attractive skin.”*

“Maybe sometimes you feel bad or low, you can just call me. Even if you don’t have money to pay me, what matters is for you to enjoy it — just to make you feel sweet and comfortable.”

The woman responded, sounding clearly disturbed, saying:

“You told me that you paint, that’s why I gave you my contact because I’m trying to paint my house at the end of the year.”

Social Media Reacts: “This One Na Side Hustle?”

As expected, the incident has sparked outrage and mixed reactions across social platforms. Some users criticized the man’s boldness, while others accused the woman of possibly playing along or seeking clout.

Here’s what people are saying:

• @retweet_repostz: “Na lie. Maybe this woman made advances first — nobody just dey call like that dey talk rubbish without something prior.”
• @ObaOfVibes: “Believe her at your own risk. This guy probably read a signal wrong and ran with it.”
• @RoiyConsult: “Nigerian men no get shame at all. If we start opening DMs and call logs, na war go start.”
• @Elumhi: “He’s just advertising his side hustle 🤷‍♀️🤣. Na like this some dey get sugar mummies.”
• @WaheedAyinla: “She had her camera ready like she knew he’d say something. Maybe both of them just dey find attention.”
• @r0timi_jnr: “Reminds me of when a food vendor told me I could ‘eat her’ after eating the food she delivered.”
• @comentSTreet: “Lol if una know wetin dey happen between delivery guys and customers… this one small.”

Omo, the video was emotional — no lie. VDM appeared visibly shaken, shedding tears as he documented the scene. And quickly, celebrities began reposting, reacting, and calling for the government to take immediate action.

“Clout Chaser!” – Oriretan Fires Shots at VeryDarkMan

According to social media critic Oriretan Honour, VDM’s display of grief was nothing more than performance. In a strongly worded post on Instagram, Oriretan accused him of using the tragedy to chase clout, drawing comparisons to his involvement in the Mohbad case.

He allegedly claimed that both VDM and some celebrities were more interested in staying relevant than genuinely helping the victims.

“Shedding fake tears… praying for bad things to happen so they can trend. After 24 hours, they move on. No action, nothing,” Oriretan wrote.

Omo this part? E really sparked gbas gbos online. Reactions came in hot and unfiltered.

Social Media Reacts: Support vs Criticism

While some netizens stood behind Oriretan’s take, others didn’t hold back in dragging him for “talking down” on VDM’s efforts.

Here’s a glimpse of what people are saying:

@Princess Gift: “Fake tears or not, at least he brought awareness. Stop some nonsense talk sometimes.”

@Amb Nwiluka Clara: “If VDM didn’t visit there, you and I wouldn’t have known what happened.”

@Magdaline Dung: “You’re the one chasing clout with this post.”

@Asogwa Uchebest: “Only those mature in reasoning will understand that this guy is making sense here.”

Final Thoughts

While the tragedy in Benue remains a deeply painful incident, the reactions it has sparked online show how divided public opinion can be — especially when emotions, influence, and activism collide.

As of now, the Benue killings, VeryDarkMan’s activism, and the clout-chasing debate are still trending online, and the gbas gbos is not slowing down anytime soon.