Social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, better known as Very Dark Man, isn’t done with popular clergyman Pastor Jeremiah Fufeyin.
The activist has taken his beef with the pastor to another extreme as he has taken his healing products to the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration Control (NAFDAC) office to file a petition. In his caption, he stated that he has handed everything over the agency and hopes they are doing their jobs to protect citizens from unregistered products that might be harmful to them.
“Now all eyes on @nafdac_ng, let’s see if they are truly doing their jobs to protect citizens from unregistered products that might be h@rmful to Nigerians or maybe it is by connection”.
Refreshing your memory, Kemi Filani reported in June that Fufeyin launched his miracle products, which he claimed were NAFDAC-approved. The video didn’t sit well with Very Dark Man, who criticised the products and in retaliation, the clergyman filed an N1billion lawsuit against him, and had also filed a restraining order and warned him not to speak about him again.
Very Dark Man, who isn’t one to back up easily from a fight, had bought the miracle brother and had tested its potency on the blind and deaf in FCT, Abuja. In a video posted on his Instagram page, the activist was captured in the midst of the blind and deaf as he gave them the water to drink.
Reacting to it, media personality Nedu said he needed one to increase his height, while Rita Edochie noted how Pastor Fufeyin had met a big match.
Recall that in the past months, VDM has gained fame for his outspokenness on issues in the country, bent on controversial and, at times, hurtful statements.
The social media warrior, last year, called out actress Uche Jombo, accusing her of being a fraud. Slamming her for her fake advertisement, he noted how Uche, as well as many celebrities, don’t use many of the products they advertise and only promote them for their gain.
He had also aimed Nkechi Blessing’s endorsement of skincare, alleging that the product was fake and that filters had been used in promoting the content.
In response, Nkechi Blessing retaliated by branding Very Dark Man as “broke” and “jobless” in a live video. Her statement took a sad toll on Very Dark Man’s mental and emotional well-being, as he revealed that the derogatory comments she had made had nearly pushed him to end his life
