Embattled social critic, VeryDarkMan, has cried out following the alleged plan by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to release his mugshot with money laundering.
Social media activist VeryDarkMan has raised alarm over the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s (EFCC) alleged plan to publish his mugshot labeled with money laundering charges. In an Instagram live session Friday, the critic—released Wednesday after detention for probing unauthorized withdrawals from his mother’s GTBank account—claimed the anti-graft agency photographed him with “false” accusations during custody. While admitting to “starting a friendship” with EFCC, he warned: “If you release my picture with money laundering… we’ll have our first open case.”
The activist’s lawyer, Deji Adeyanju, confirmed EFCC still holds his client’s phone and car despite bail approval. VeryDarkMan challenged the agency to publicly prove any money laundering evidence, asserting: “It only means all charges you put on people are lies.” He conceded to “tax evasion” tags but vowed to expose alleged victim framing if the financial crime label persists.
The development follows EFCC’s earlier statement citing “multiple petitions” against VeryDarkMan for “financial malfeasance.” His arrest had sparked celebrity-led outcries, with netizens condemning it as an attempt to silence his corruption critiques. Observers now watch for EFCC’s response to his ultimatum.
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