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VDM, please, do the right thing.

My President, it appears you don't even know how big you are, you don't even know how important you are to many of us and to larger society. You are currently the most influential Nigerian! And with the largest & most significant movement, no one even comes close at the moment. These incredible heights come with responsibility. I know that no one on earth could have predicted such a rise about themselves, or could have seen such coming, but by grace, luck, or whatever name it can be called, here you are, and with such, you must adjust. You must adjust and adapt as you grow.

VDM, have you forgotten you are the leader of a movement? A national movement? Your actions will influence many who believe in you. Therefore, you need to be above board. You must think twice before you take action, because you are now okuko kwo umu, you are like a fowl carrying many children in its back, you can't waka anyhow.

What makes VDM Movement solid is the positivity, NO VIOLENCE, just about solutions, solving issues, helping others, and making life better, not harder. This is the essence of you and the movement. Any form of physical violence or encouraging or justifying such will spell doom.

There was a someone who was heavily influential in one region of Nigeria, just one region, he became drunk with power that nothing he says or does could be challenged by anyone, he made a lot of abominable statements, later they introduced violence and keeling those who correct him, today, his reign brought untold horror to that region, knap, keeling, canibalism, and all manners of crime became norm, communities emptied in fear of his boys; whom up till now will openly threaten to kee or harm you for condemning the atrocities they are doing in the land. 99% of their victims are from that same land that supported and gave rise to them. It will take a century for that land to recover from the doom he brought.

Now why won't I fall in love with a movement devoid of any form of violence? As I know what such can lead to. The above illustration is a regional movement; VDM is a national movement, which I see going beyond Nigeria. VDM, you have to lead us well. Because you are heavily influential, you no longer belong to only you and your family you are our own, you belong to us. What happens to you can make us soo happy and proud or so sad & despondent.

Someone might say, noo, you are going too far, it was just a fight, no no no, it starts from kpusee n'oburu egwu, it starts just small moves then it becomes a full dance. The full blown terror we have in that land as mentioned above, that has lasted for years, did not start overnight; it began with insults and verbal abuses, then moved to threats of harm and kee, etc to what it is now. So one fight can start a situation where physical harm is seen as okay and from there anything goes. And as I said, VDM is National movement so you can imagine what can go wrong if any sort of aggression and physical harm is made to seem okay.

To those who are privileged to be friends to VDM: Be a positive addition to VDM, don't be a negative addition to him. VDM is not an ordinary human anymore; you should bear that in mind, he is a leader of generations. Mind how you behave around him, don't encourage bad behaviors that will bring bad name to him and that will influence those he leads and beyond negatively. I remember when my heart used to skip when he was hanging with one of his friends that always said 3ttot, i don't even wanna spell it out, and i will be praying in my head he does not make VDM keep saying such words. I was glad when I stopped hearing it. Then recently I followed someone called Oris because he kept posting cute unassuming videos of VDM that made me smile, then after the fight, he started basically encouraging more fights and boasting of more beetings to come etc. Broooooo, you are not doing VDM and those he lead any good, rather you are bringing an angle that will doom what we have. VDM movement is about BUILDING, not destruction; it is about repairs, and making life better and not bitter.

VDM, you are human and bound to make mistakes, but what makes a great leader is recognizing you have done something wrong, retracing your steps, and never doing that same thing again. Please, purge your mind of retaliatory moves that add nothing to you and legions of your believers, you don pass many things, focus on bringing positive changes to Nigeria, that alone na full time work.

On this recent f!ght: Apologise to Nigerians and members of VDM movement, and assure us such won't happen again. And you should apologise to Jollof as you made the 1st move towards him. Nothing has even spoiled, you and this young man can be cool with each other. Don't you know you are ENYI OHA? These moves will take nothing away from you; instead, they will go a long way to inform those who believe in you that what happened was not right, and you don't expect us to behave that way. THIS WON'T MAKE YOU WEAK, RATHER IT WILL MAKE YOU STRONGER. Integrity is all-encompassing; you are a leader and must lead us well in all spheres.

The huge height Universe has blessed you with is a humbler, a huge humbler, let go of some things, let go, let go, let go. Forgive some things that may have been said by others in the past about you...Brooo look at the height you are naa, look at it, it is not by your might kwanu, it is not by your might, you are just a special breed, built for THIS. We can't waste such a privilege. It must last generations.

Obinna, i bu kwanu madu oha, i bu Enyi Oha. I hereby give you the title of Enyi Oha of Africa. You be water, water no get enemy, my son.

In a way, I am happy this incident happened. With sober reflection, it will correct a lot and bring more positives to the fore!

VDM, I love you, I see you as a son, and I want nothing but the best for you. If e good and better for you, it will be good and better for Naija.

Yours truly,
Maria Ude Nwachi.

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I rent Bugatti VerDarkMan rush go rent Tesla Truck, This boy hates my existence. Before August 17th when I did my face reveal and showed the world that an Activist can be cool and have swag, VDM used to live in a one room bedroom and was so proud of his “Dirty Poverty image” but he has now switched up his entire brand, and he his now copying my “Billionaire Activist” image. VDM also does Giveaways like me now but disguises it as “Empowerment” omo VDM wants to be me badly. Or can anyone explain to me why VDM go rent Tesla Cybertruck they make cruise content like me? Well Baba VDM Dey chop life they go na Activist you be you no be craze person.

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💔 Imagine the pain of having to stop your own child and turn them in for such a crime.

This heartbreaking event is a wake-up call. We must not let social media hate push us toward violence. What could Charlie have said that was worth taking a life?

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Dangote Truck drivers set out to finish the common man, while Phyna set to sue 900 million Naira. I, for say, make she add 100 million to make it 1 billion.

Let's be truthful what kind of life would Ruth have lived when from her waist down has been cut off?

Personally, going to rest is better than the torture that awaits her integrating into a new life style of disability.

What we need right now is to hold Dangote Group and the Government accountable.

One man can not be the richest black in the world at the expense of lives and properties of the poor masses.