‘GehGeh owes me his platform’ — VeryDarkMan makes fresh claim
Social Media Activist Accuses Financial Commentator of Disregarding Support
Social media activist VeryDarkMan has accused financial commentator GehGeh of not recognizing his support amid controversy surrounding GehGeh’s sister, Precious. VeryDarkMan alleged in a recent social media post that he played a significant role in protecting GehGeh’s platform during a period when public sentiment turned against him.
In his statement, VeryDarkMan emphasized that he and music promoter Tunde Ednut stood by GehGeh during the backlash and provided advice on how to navigate the situation and reshape the public narrative. He stated, “Without me una for pull Gehgeh down. I saved his platform, I saved him. social media turned against him, only one person stood by him or let’s say 2 because Tunde Ednut helped him.”
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The activist also expressed disappointment that GehGeh did not acknowledge his contributions. “After he did everything, I told him and the narrative changed to his favour, he never came back to say thank you,” VeryDarkMan noted. He further alleged that GehGeh has perpetuated claims that VeryDarkMan intended to harm his reputation, asserting that GehGeh owes him for his efforts to safeguard his platform.
In the midst of this exchange, Precious reached out to VeryDarkMan, requesting assistance. In her message, she said, “Uncle VeryDarkMan my helper, GehGeh did not give me the 5 million naira you told him to give me. All he did was audio, please VeryDarkMan help me remind him to fulfill the promise, I still need help.” She asserted that GehGeh had only made a verbal commitment and had not fulfilled the promise of financial support.
As the situation continues to develop, it remains unclear how GehGeh will respond to these allegations and requests.
