Nigerian social media personality and outspoken critic, VeryDarkMan, has finally addressed the growing public concern following his mysterious absence from online platforms.
This development surfaced two days after he unexpectedly went silent on social media, prompting emotional reactions from family and fans.
According to LMSINT MEDIA, his elder brother, Mark Otse, took to Instagram on Sunday morning, urging Nigerians to include VeryDarkMan in their prayers. He expressed deep concern, stating that the situation is “difficult to explain.”
In a short clip posted on his page, Mark emotionally appealed,
“Good morning, everyone. I’m not here to say much. All I ask is that you say a prayer for VeryDarkMan. He hasn’t posted anything for two days. Many of you are asking, ‘Where is VeryDarkMan?’ Honestly, I don’t know how to explain what’s happening. It’s truly a tough moment.”
This heartfelt plea ignited widespread worry and speculation about VeryDarkMan’s well-being.
Responding to the wave of anxiety, VeryDarkMan finally broke his silence, offering insight into his state of mind. He revealed that he had been battling emotional turmoil over the ongoing violence between herdsmen and farmers across parts of Nigeria.
He said:
“I wish people could understand. I haven’t posted recently because my mind is totally disorganized. The farmer-herder crisis is unbearable. For five days straight, I haven’t been able to sleep. I’ve been researching and trying to understand the core problem. It’s overwhelming.
“These killings in Benue and Jos Plateau didn’t just begin today. They go back 10 to 15 years. The pattern remains the same – violence, protests, visits by security heads, and then nothing changes. The real question is not ‘when will it end?’ but ‘how do we stop it?’ What has the government consistently missed? There are gains, but also huge setbacks. My head is full of thoughts I can’t even put into words.
“Anyway, I don’t want to spoil your Sunday. Happy Sunday to you all.”
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