Verydarkman reacts to King Mitchy’s online callouts and her N50 million demand to renovate schools, issuing a stern warning in response
Social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as Verydarkman (VDM), has reacted to repeated callouts from brand influencer King Mitchy.
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King Mitchy had accused VDM of constantly dragging people online.
She challenged him to focus on showcasing his achievements instead of criticising others.
She also demanded N50 million from him, promising to use the money to renovate four schools.
According to her, she recently renovated some schools within a few days.
In a video shared on Instagram, VDM stated that he has never attacked King Mitchy.
He referenced a previous post made during his feud with media personality Nedu Wazobia.
According to him, King Mitchy commented on that post.
He said he only read her comment aloud after noticing the engagement it received.
VDM maintained that he did not insult her, yet she has allegedly continued to target him since 2025.
The self-styled “Ratel President” said he would give King Mitchy the N50 million she requested.
He added that he would assign her four schools to renovate with the funds.
VDM also alleged that King Mitchy is associated with Seyi Tinubu. He claimed her actions may be politically motivated.
He further noted that he has been vocal about the alleged attack on Peter Obi and also criticised Cubana Chiefpriest over support for the City Boy Movement.
Many fans supported VDM’s response. Some advised King Mitchy to focus on her projects instead of engaging in online drama. Others described VDM’s reply as necessary.
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The online exchange has since sparked fresh reactions across social media platforms.
David Okere is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering business, governance, public affairs, and human-interest stories with a commitment to accuracy, balance, and public interest reporting.
