IjeuwamStories

22/09/2026

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0:00–0:45 — VeryDarkMan said an egbon he respects called him the previous day and pleaded with him not to post anything about Senator Natasha anymore. The person explained that Natasha is contesting for the Kogi senatorial seat against Yahaya Bello, so anything VDM says about her could be used against her politically. He also told VDM that Nigerians trust him and believe he has integrity.

0:45–1:30 — VDM said he understood the concern, but he questioned why he should stop talking about the matter. He described the political situation as Natasha versus Yahaya Bello and criticized both sides. He accused Natasha of manipulation, blackmail, lying and pushing an agenda, while describing Bello as a politician facing serious corruption allegations.

1:30–2:15 — VDM attacked Yahaya Bello's record as Kogi governor. He said Bello had the opportunity to transform Kogi State but, according to him, instead mismanaged public resources. He mentioned the allegations surrounding money used for his children's school fees abroad and contrasted that with the condition of some schools in Kogi State.

2:15–3:00 — He questioned why Bello would now want to contest for a senatorial seat despite the corruption and money-laundering case against him. VDM then said he also did not see Natasha as completely different because, in his view, someone who deliberately creates a political narrative to turn Nigerians against another person is also engaging in manipulation.

3:00–3:45 — VDM said his main concern has always been accountability. He complained about bloggers, Twitter influencers, Facebook influencers and Instagram influencers who, according to him, claim to care about Nigeria but mainly discuss issues that will bring them engagement or benefit them financially.

3:45–4:30 — He returned to Natasha's response. VDM said she tried to make it appear as though he had been paid to speak about her, particularly through the reference to a "brown envelope" alongside his picture. He insisted that he was not paid and said he investigated the origin of the voice recordings himself.

4:30–5:15 — VDM explained that two voice recordings were released, but social-media users mainly circulated the one that appeared favorable to Natasha. He specifically mentioned seeing a post from Sarah Ibrahim questioning why people had suddenly stopped discussing Akpabio's own recording while focusing on Natasha's matter.

5:15–6:00 — He argued that the people who had previously posted about Akpabio's alleged attempt to influence the media should also post Natasha's recording. VDM said the Natasha recording, in his interpretation, was about creating a narrative that Akpabio was blackmailing the President over Natasha and making Natasha appear like a victim.

6:00–6:45 — VDM said he would therefore not analyze Natasha's recording or Akpabio's recording because he believed doing so would give the politicians another advantage. He said the recordings are already online and people should listen to them themselves.

6:45–7:30 — He challenged the bloggers to post Natasha's recording across Instagram, Facebook and X in the same way they posted Akpabio's controversy. He said that if both sides were given equal attention, then he could discuss the two issues and demand accountability from both politicians.

7:30–8:14 — VDM accused some influencers of being political propaganda pushers and alleged that some collect money from politicians. He said his own page would not be used for propaganda and claimed Natasha had paid some people in the media. He concluded that he was no longer going to analyze the matter and told people to watch the recordings themselves. He ended by saying that if Natasha releases another video, he would be among the first to share it, before making his final comparison between the two political camps.

19/09/2026

Crash that business papa

0:00–1:00
VeryDarkMan takes viewers into what he describes as one of the biggest clothing markets in China. He says the market is suitable for Nigerians who want to start boutique businesses because the clothes are good quality and relatively cheap. He shows different sections for women’s clothes, children’s clothes and men’s clothes, explaining that many boutique owners come there to buy stock.

1:00–2:00
He continues showing the different products and prices. He points out trousers, T-shirts, winter jackets and other clothing items, explaining that buying in larger quantities makes the prices cheaper. He also shows women’s and children’s shoes and tells viewers that there are many options available for people who want to buy wholesale.

2:00–3:00
VeryDarkMan moves through another section of the market where they sell dresses and corporate clothing. He speaks with some of the sellers and asks about prices. He explains that some clothes can be bought for around ₦20,000 or less when converted from Chinese currency, depending on the item and quantity purchased.

3:00–4:00
He shows more clothing and underwear, including boxers, and asks about their prices. He explains that some products are sold in packs and that buying more gives customers better prices. He also shows more women’s clothing and shoes while continuing to walk through the large market.

4:00–5:00
The market continues to look very large, with different sections selling different types of clothing. VeryDarkMan says there are suits, trousers, jackets and other fashion items. He jokes about how tired the cameraman is because they have been walking around the market for a long time.

5:00–6:00
He continues exploring the market and shows more jackets, shorts and leather clothing. He emphasizes the quality of the products and says people abroad who live in cold countries can also buy some of the jackets. He keeps pointing out that the prices are relatively cheap compared with what similar products may cost in Nigeria.

6:00–7:00
VeryDarkMan moves to another section and continues showing different types of clothing. He says the market is so big that they have not even finished exploring it. He also points out that there are multiple floors and different sections of the market.

7:00–8:00
He shows more jackets and other men's clothing. He tells viewers that the products are brand new and that someone can buy them cheaply, add a small profit and resell them in Nigeria. He uses some of the clothes he is wearing as examples of the quality he is talking about.

8:00–9:00
VeryDarkMan says he wants to bring someone to China with his own money and help the person start a business. He says he wants to help the person with the visa process, while the person would be responsible for getting a flight ticket. He stresses that the purpose of coming to China is to do business.

9:00–10:00
He moves into the children's clothing section. He explains that this entire floor is mainly for children's clothes and shows different sizes, including clothes for children around six and seven years old. He explains that buyers can pick different designs and that buying more pieces can attract cheaper prices.

10:00–11:00
VeryDarkMan continues showing children's clothing and shoes. He says there are many different designs and sizes available and that buyers who want to stock their businesses can purchase several pieces at once. He also mentions that another floor is dedicated mainly to women's clothing.

11:00–11:42
He continues walking through the huge market and says he is already tired because of how much ground they have covered. He points out that there are still more sections to explore, including women's clothing. He ends by emphasizing that the market has a very large variety of affordable, good-quality clothing for people interested in starting or stocking a boutique business.

13/09/2026

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12/09/2026

Truth has no hiding place

12/09/2026

omo sexy can't be a tribal bigot

0:00 - 1:00

VeryDarkMan talks about the heavy criticism Omotola Jalade Ekeinde has received on Twitter over the past two days. People accused her of hating Igbos and having a pull-down mentality because of an interview she gave about her experience working on an African movie in Hollywood.

1:00 - 2:00

He plays part of Omotola’s interview. She explains that the movie was based on a particular African region and used mainly the Egun/Dahomey language, Yoruba and Pidgin English. During the recording, she noticed an Igbo Nigerian woman doing voices in Igbo, even though Igbo was not the language of the region being portrayed.

2:00 - 3:00

Omotola said she spoke to the people supervising the project and pointed out that the Igbo woman was Nigerian but her language did not fit the particular story they were telling. She suggested that a Nigerian woman who actually spoke Egun should be given the main voice role, while people who spoke Yoruba or Pidgin could support with background voices.

3:00 - 4:00

According to VeryDarkMan, this is what caused people to attack Omotola. Some claimed she was deliberately trying to remove an Igbo woman because she hates Igbos. They also accused her of forgetting that Igbo people helped her career in Nollywood.

4:00 - 5:00

VeryDarkMan disagrees with these accusations. He says he listened carefully to the interview and believes Omotola was simply trying to make sure the movie accurately represented the people and region whose story was being told. He says that if he were there, he might also have asked the Igbo woman to leave the role if she could not speak the required language.

5:00 - 6:00

He explains that Africa has many different languages and cultures, while Nigeria alone has hundreds of ethnic groups. Therefore, making an African movie does not mean every Nigerian language should be mixed into the story. If the movie is specifically about a particular region, the language of that region should be properly represented.

6:00 - 7:00

VeryDarkMan explains the difference between the Egun/Dahomey language and Yoruba, pointing out that although they are related and may sound similar, they are still different languages. He says the movie was focused on that particular region, so the correct language should be used.

7:00 - 8:00

He gives an example using a movie about the Chibok girls and Boko Haram. If filmmakers were telling a serious story about Chibok and suddenly inserted someone speaking an unrelated language in a way that did not fit the region, it would make the movie look unrealistic. He says this is why accuracy matters when telling historical stories.

8:00 - 9:00

He gives another example of a movie about the famous eastern strongman Pericoma. If filmmakers were telling that story and suddenly brought in characters speaking languages or behaving in ways that did not fit the environment, it would destroy the authenticity of the movie.

9:00 - 10:00

VeryDarkMan says the biggest problem was actually the response from the person supervising the project, who reportedly said they did not care. He argues that this shows that some people making African movies in Hollywood may care more about producing the movie than accurately representing African history and culture.

10:00 - 11:00

He says this is one reason Africans need to be careful about who tells their stories. If wrong information is repeatedly shown in movies, future generations may watch those movies and believe that is how things actually happened. He believes Africans should insist on telling their own history correctly.

11:00 - 12:00

VeryDarkMan then criticizes Nollywood for often repeating similar storylines instead of exploring different and deeper African stories. He mentions common plots involving housemaids, married men cheating, hook-up girls, native doctors and stepmothers. He says Nigerian filmmakers need to think outside the box and tell more meaningful stories.

12:00 - 12:35

He concludes that he does not believe Omotola did anything wrong in the situation. Instead, he believes she was trying to protect the accuracy of the story. He says people should stop turning every issue into tribalism and attacking someone simply because of their ethnic background. He ends by saying people should learn from situations instead of playing unnecessary tribal politics.

12/09/2026

people dae overdo

0:00 - 1:00

VeryDarkMan talks about a Twitter user who posted two pictures of DJ Cuppy and made a very offensive statement about her marriage and family. The person claimed that her father, Femi Otedola, used her womb to make billions, suggesting that this is why she does not want to get married. VeryDarkMan strongly condemns the statement and says it is a horrible thing to say about someone who did nothing to provoke the person.

1:00 - 2:00

He says the person likely made the post because he wanted engagement on Twitter. VeryDarkMan says he checked the person's page and noticed that his other posts were not getting much attention, but this particular post was seen by about 1.7 million people. He criticizes the idea of attacking Cuppy and at the same time making a serious and baseless accusation against her father, a businessman known internationally.

2:00 - 3:00

VeryDarkMan says DJ Cuppy has been heavily trolled online more than many billionaire's children. People have attacked her over her marriage, appearance and other personal issues. He says he is surprised that she continues to remain happy despite the amount of online bullying she receives. He describes the post as outright and unprovoked cyberbullying and says people should be careful about what they say online because freedom of speech does not mean you can make serious accusations without evidence.

3:00 - 3:45

He tells the Twitter user to delete the post and says that if the authorities decide to arrest him over the allegation, he personally would not defend him because he believes the post crossed the line. He also addresses another post where the person called Senator Oluremi Tinubu a witch and tagged her directly. VeryDarkMan warns that people should learn how to express criticism without making reckless and insulting statements about people. He concludes by saying social media users need to use their heads because some things can have serious consequences. Peace and love, don't play.

11/09/2026

Good morning!

11/09/2026

people's parents!

11/09/2026

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0:00–0:45

Dee Mumu appeals to well-meaning Nigerians to support the NGO. He calls on several people, including Peter Obi, Sowore, Obi Cubana, Cubana Chief Priest, E-Money, KCee, Davido, Don Jazzy, Gege, Mike, Daddy Freeze, Shehu and King Wasiu Ayinde, to come forward and help. He says the situation is serious and not content. He explains that they need more money in the NGO account to carry out community projects and says no amount is too small, even ₦50 or ₦100. He also becomes emotional and insists that they do not use the NGO money for themselves.

0:45–1:15

VeryDarkMan takes over and strongly denies taking money from the NGO account. He insists that he has never taken money from the account and says he has even contributed his own money to support their projects.

1:15–1:45

VDM gives an example, saying that during one of their projects, he personally contributed **₦3 million** from his own money. He repeatedly insists that he did not lie and has never taken money from the NGO account.

1:45–2:05

He challenges anyone who believes there has been wrongdoing to write a petition against him and submit it to the **EFCC or the police**. He says the allegations being made about the NGO are propaganda and are based on hate.

2:05–2:32

VDM says people are surprised that the public has contributed up to **₦700 million** to the NGO and claims they have never seen this level of transparency before. He accuses the other side of lying and manipulating the situation, while repeatedly maintaining that he did not lie. He ends by saying that the accusations are damaging his image and again insists that he has never taken money from the NGO account.

01/09/2026