Nigerian blogger, Stanley Ajemba, aka Stanley Ontop, alleged that gospel singer, Mercy Chinwo, is responsible for the arrest of VDM by EFCC.
Stanley Ontop made the allegations in an Instagram post on Sunday while reacting to viral reports that VeryDarkMan was arrested by GTBank.
While accusing Mercy Chinwo of ordering the arrest, the actor tagged Nigerian churches as another government agency that uses the police, EFCC and military to oppress the citizens
“GTBANK is not responsible for VDM arrest at their premises. Mercy Chinwo is responsible for the arrest of VDM.
Church is another government agency that uses our police, EFCC or military to intimidate citizens. Mercy Chinwo is the problem now, not GTBank”.
“Mercy Chinwo blocked me last night because I told her and her husband to free VDM. It is laughable how a minister of God would just block me for saying the truth,” he wrote.
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VeryDarkMan was arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Friday, May 2.
Legal representatives of Mr. Martins Vincent Otse, AKA VDM or VeryDarkMan, have dragged the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for failing to tell Nigerians why it arrested and detained their client.visiting GTBank with his mother to complain about alleged deduction from her account.
According to the lawyers, under the auspices of Deji Adeyanju and Partners, the EFCC only showed their colleagues, who were at the commission, an arrest warrant allegedly issued against VDM by His Worship, Njideka Iloanya-Duru (Mrs.), Chief Magistrate II, Wuse Zone 2, on the allegation of cyber stalking.
In a statement on behalf of the law firm, signed by Zainab M. Otega, Esq., they called on the commission to respect their client’s constitutionally guaranteed rights, alleging that VDM, along with his friend, were beaten and blindfolded by some armed men wearing black uniforms.
VDM has been involved in several controversies in the past. The Edo state-born activist has been linked to online controversies involving gospel singer Mercy Chinwo, Bobrisky and most recently, Nedu Wazobia.
