Verydarkman Continues to Drag Nedu, Gives More Details About the Alleged Scholarship Scandal

• Verydarkman, has responded to the official statement from Tokindrumz, the management team for Nedu Wazobia.

• Recall that VDM criticized Nedu regarding N60 million in scholarship funds meant to support Nigerian students.

Social media influencer Martins Vincent Otse, known as Verydarkman, has responded to the official statement from Tokindrumz, the management team for Chinedu Ani, also called Nedu Wazobia.

GistLover reported that VDM criticized Nedu regarding N60 million in scholarship funds meant to support Nigerian students.

In a video released by an activist, Nedu’s voice was featured, claiming that celebrities, including Brother Shaggy and other influencers, were set to promote the program.

VDM then asked Nedu to provide proof that he gave each influencer N500k for promoting the scholarship scheme.

VDM accused Nedu of taking N60 million and not delivering on his promises regarding the scholarship scheme.

The TikToker stated that Nedu said he would share videos of the influencers, but he never followed through after collecting the money.

In a voice note, Nedu expressed that he does not want the program to happen in Nigeria again. VDM criticized Nedu for suggesting that the program should move to London and South Africa.

VDM pointed out that the purpose of the program was to support Nigerian students and questioned why it should be held elsewhere.

He accused Sarah Williams, the Chief Operating Officer of Tokindrumz, of possibly stealing the money meant for the project.

VDM mentioned that the sponsor withdrew because they had paid but were not receiving any of the promised benefits.

Recall that that VDM has been closely following Nedu since comedian Deeone gave an interview on the Honest Bunch Podcast where he talked about the activist.

He revealed some details that the On Air Personality shared with him about certain celebrities and his own life.

A few more others have mentioned Nedu and their experiences on the Honest Bunch podcast in the past. Mr. Nigeria, Ugo Nwokolo, and actress Yvonne Jegede talked about what they endured with the OAP.

See the video here: