“Use Nigerians To Make Money Too”- KokoPee Defends VeryDarkMan Amid Backlash Over Power Station Launch

Nigerian social commentator KokoPee has come to the defence of online activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) amid criticism surrounding the launch of his power station.

KokoPee reacted to those accusing VDM of using Nigerians to make money and cash out through his business ventures, challenging his critics to pursue similar opportunities if they believed it was that easy.

In his statement, KokoPee questioned why people were attacking VDM for making money from his relationship with Nigerians, especially when they could also explore similar opportunities themselves.

He said, “Those saying VeryDarkMan is using Nigerians to make money and cash out, don’t you also want to make money? Use Nigerians to make money too. If it’s that easy, let me see you do it. One of the biggest mistakes I’ve made was speaking up for Nigerians.”

His comments have added to the ongoing debate surrounding VDM’s power station business, with some Nigerians questioning his commercial activities while others have defended his right to build a business from his public influence.

“Those Saying VeryDarkMan Is Using Nigerians To Make Money And Cash Out, Don’t You Also Want To Make Money? Use Nigerians To Make Money Too. If It’s That Easy, Let Me See You Do It. One Of The Biggest Mistakes I’ve Made Was Speaking Up For Nigerians.” ~ KokoPee Responds To Those… pic.twitter.com/Ej5KR29sZB

@Gab:”Underground artists dey make better music pass you. Influence no be talent, oga You no dey fight for Nigerians, you dey fight for your own pocket. 😂😭”

@D MASTERMIND:”Oga u are not helping Nigerians but you are only taking advantage of the Nigeria situations but unfortunately it’s only working for your friend for now. No be give away go make people love your music 🎵”

@Eyewitness:”Make Una tell una gbativist to help this boy too na… Even if na one ba3 make he sell his generator”

@⚡️TrendWire247:”Or one of your best decisions is speaking up for Nigerians because you are known more than before and you meet more influential people and make more money so don’t say one of your mistakes is speaking up for Nigerians because it’s your elevation so don’t gaslight us .”

@angelbert:”When you care, too much, people take you for granted! A sense of entitlement develops!At some point,they would deny u put ur life in danger for them.ey wld say u must be secretly collecting funds,makg money for urself and claimg u are fightg for them.”