Another clip of VeryDarkMan has taken over the Internet, following his refusal to turn off his mic at the House of Representative.
This video clip spurred a lot of reactions online, with an impressive number of people supporting Very Dark Man and his cause to prove his point about Bobrisky.
User mc_igb wrote, “still stand with VDM,pls gather here,,, let giving him our full support”
One user oluchukwu__ wrote, “His confidence level needs to be studied . Tunde I’m sorry for you ooo .. news hot ooo”
User frank_eddie_02 wrote, “I His confidence level needs to be studied . Tunde I’m sorry for you ooo .. news hot ooo”
One confirmguy wrote, “Omo this guy is finally getting that attention of the government he wants…that’s amazing.”
User grace_emmanuel_52 wrote, “How can you allow proceedings to go on when the main culprit is not present to be challenged, this country nawa ooo”
One user lukingtkd wrote, “This guy is smart. Most Nigerians that don’t support him are just the ones existing and voting APC every 4years “
User favyyee_vdm_first_wife wrote, “You come for me,you are the victim,I come for you you’re still the victim,either ways I gat nothing to loose….una been underate that statement Abi….now y’all will learn ….I stand with VDM forever “
One bahdtsbishop wrote, “How can the National Assembly be throwing arrest threats at VDM abi bomb dey their heads nii? Someone with receipts? You invited 3 groups for an investigation, only 1 turned up out of 3 & you wanna force him with threats! With all due respect, una no wise”
Many netizen were in support of Very Dark Man which is unlike most of the negative press that he gets whenever his name pops up.
Very Dark Man’s inquisition at the House of Representatives Abuja has quickly become a hot gust on the internet, due to the incidents that have taken place.
First of all, Very Dark Man refused to speak, and his reason was that Bobrisky wasn’t present during the inquisition. Bobrisky was invited to the inquisition, but he wasn’t present, but his Lawyer was there to spoke for him.
