Radiogad Claims VeryDarkMan Misused ₦180m NGO Funds On Luxury Cars And Women [Video]

Nigerian media personality, Radiogad has accused VeryDarkMan of embezzling ₦180 million from a ₦200 million NGO fund, claiming the money was spent on luxury cars and women.

The accusation comes after VeryDarkMan revealed that ₦180 million was stolen by someone through a hack on the NGO’s website.

While he has not provided further details, his explanation has been widely criticized, with many Nigerians accusing him of lying or making a joke out of the situation.

In a viral video shared on X (formerly Twitter), Radiogad gave VeryDarkMan 48 hours to return the funds he allegedly stole.

Radiogad joined in the criticism while expressing frustration over the entire situation, calling VeryDarkMan deceitful and demanding he be held accountable.

He said, “VDM, I give you 48 hours to return that NGO money. Nigerians are not fools. I spit on your face for this. Anytime I wear this hat, know I’m in no mood for jokes.”

“VDM, you can’t fool us. My ₦200 million is in that NGO, and I’ve heard enough about your extravagant lifestyle—parties, cars, and women. You think we don’t know?”

“You claim hackers stole ₦180 million from a website. Is the money on the site or in a bank? This excuse sounds like something our politicians would say. Go back to your drawing board; this scam is cheap.”

Radiogad further accused VeryDarkMan of misusing the funds for personal indulgence instead of the intended public projects like building schools and boreholes.

The media personality claimed that VeryDarkMan recently bought a Benz and threw expensive parties for women, raising doubts about his honesty.

“The money isn’t yours, VDM. It’s for the public. We trusted you to use it for good, so don’t betray us. Return the money and start the project immediately,” he said.

As the controversy unfolded, social media users quickly filled the comment section, sharing their thoughts on the growing issue.

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KanyiDaily recalls that Don Jazzy made an earlier contribution of N100 million in October to VeryDarkMan’s non-governmental organization (NGO).