Drama as VDM Shows Up at NAFDAC Office to submit Complaint About Prophet Jeremiah’s Products

More drama is coming as social media critic Martins Vincent Otse, known as VeryDarkMan, intensifies his feud with popular pastor Jeremiah Fufeyin.

Remember, VDM has been criticizing the pastor for his miracle products after a video of him testing these products on disabled individuals went viral.

On Friday, August 9, VeryDarkMan posted a video of himself at the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration Control (NAFDAC) office, where he filed a complaint against Prophet Jeremiah’s products.

VDM said he has given everything to the government agency and hopes they will do their job to keep citizens safe from harmful unregistered products.

“Now all eyes on @nafdac_ng, let’s see if they are truly doing their jobs to protect citizens from unregistered products that might be h@rmful to Nigerians or maybe it is by connection.”

Watch video below:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C-dY2nDsjCz

Netizens Reactions…

@KinqKudos “In everything you do, avoid VDM trouble. Njoku 🇺🇸: “If the man claims to be a true man of God then he should let God fight for him.”

@As_E_Dey_H0T: “At this point, VeryDarkMan needs to seek for forgiveness. He has sinneed against our Maker.”

@Maxajee: “This VeryDarkMan too like unnecessary drama… he should allow people that believe in the miracle water to use it. Nobody is forcing it on him, why the stress?”

@POTFRNG: “Dem sue person in billions una say make he no go write petition, if na you wetin you go do? Where una want make VDM see 1billion from!”

In other news, A Nigerian lady who started her studies at the University of Lagos in 2012 has finally graduated after many setbacks.

She couldn’t finish with her classmates because she left UNILAG in 2014, two years after starting.

She mentioned that she was initially accepted to study computer science at UNILAG, but she did not complete the course.

Design Queen Ruqayyah posted on X that she left UNILAG, took JAMB again, and got back into the university in 2017.

She was admitted for a degree in estate management and graduated in 2024. Ruqayyah noted it took her 10 years to complete her degree, but she is thankful it finally happened.

She said; “2012 I gained admission to study computer science in UNILAG. 2014, I was withdrawn and it felt like life had ended. Wrote jamb twice till I gained admission again in 2017 to study Estate Management in UNILAG. It took me 10 years but I finally did it.”