Nigerian singer Dammy Krane has dismissed claims made by social critic Very Dark Man (VDM) about N180 million being stolen from his NGO account, describing the situation as a joke.
On Friday, December 27, VDM caused an uproar on social media after releasing a video alleging that hackers had breached his NGO's website, diverting N180 million and leaving only N20 million.
The shocking revelation led to widespread criticism from Nigerians, with many expressing their disbelief and outrage online.
However, Dammy Krane, in an Instagram post on Friday evening, claimed the entire incident was a prank. He further revealed that VDM is currently engaged in renovating a school in Jos, Plateau State, suggesting the stolen funds story was not genuine.
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VDM is in Jos, working on school renovations. The claims about the stolen funds were just a joke
,"** Dammy Krane stated in his post. Adding another twist to the controversy, human rights activist Omotayo Williams accused VDM of using a staged video to mislead the public. According to Williams, the man VDM identified as an officer accompanying him to Jos is allegedly a member of the Kogi State Taxi Taskforce.
The allegations and subsequent clarifications have sparked further debate, with Nigerians questioning the authenticity of the initial claim and the ethics behind using such a sensitive topic as a prank.
As the story unfolds, many are calling for greater transparency from VDM regarding his NGO’s activities and finances.
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