VDM Responds to DeeOne’s Allegations and the Collapse of a Public Narrative

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All good, well-meaning Nigerians please come out. This is not content — this is real life.

Peter Obi. Sowore. Obi Cubana. Cubana Chief Priest. Davido. Don Jazzy. Everybody should come out.

VDM lied. He lied. He lied. He lied.

Blessing CEO. Gege. Brother Mike. Everybody should come at this.

He is free. Please, this guy lied.

Nedu did not tell me anything. He is manipulating everything.

Inspector General of Police. Inspector General of Police.

2Face. Burna Boy. Wizkid. Alibaba. Basketmouth. Don Jazzy.

Every well-meaning Nigerian, please, I am begging you.

VeryDarkMan lied. He is trying to manipulate and frustrate that man.

This is the greatest flashback ever. This is the recap of the year.

You see them? Don’t they make me laugh?

I see them waiting for videos where they talk. I don’t even get tired.

This is how I make a lot of you look stupid. I love doing these things.

Next year, a lot of you will cry. A lot of you will do worse.

Truth has truth. Lies have no truth.

Lies grow on the roof of the tree of truth, but truth cannot rot.

The leaves of lies will dry up and fall off. Where are those voices today?

Another reason I posted this is because I am bored. The tempo went down.

As we move forward, any celebrity whose name is quiet knows what to do.

Because VeryDarkMan will burn them more.

Peace and love. Don’t play. If you play, you will learn — the hard way.

On Public Panic, False Claims, and the Return of Truth

The contrast between accusation and outcome has never been clearer. What began as a desperate public outcry has now become a flashback — one that exposes how narratives built on lies eventually collapse under their own weight.

DeeOne’s Public Appeal

DeeOne released an emotional plea calling on politicians, celebrities, influencers, religious figures, and the Inspector General of Police, insisting that VeryDarkMan had lied and was manipulating events to frustrate another man.

His message was urgent, repetitive, and driven by panic — urging “well-meaning Nigerians” to intervene and stop what he described as a deliberate manipulation.

The Reality That Followed

Time passed. The noise reduced. The urgency disappeared. And the voices that once shouted accusations grew quiet.

This silence did not come from victory — it came from exhaustion. The narrative could not sustain itself because it was not rooted in truth.

VDM’s Response: A Flashback Moment

In response, VDM framed the episode as the greatest flashback of the year — a recap that shows how false confidence turns into embarrassment when reality catches up.

He noted how many of the same people who once waited eagerly to speak are now quiet, tired, and absent. Their children have grown, their voices have faded, and their confidence has evaporated.

Truth vs Lies

VDM described truth as something permanent — a structure that cannot rot. Lies, on the other hand, may grow temporarily, feeding on attention, but they eventually dry up and fall away.

When truth stands, lies lose their leaves.

A Warning Going Forward

VDM made it clear that this pattern will repeat. As attention shifts toward the future, public figures who feel irrelevant may attempt to revive their names by creating noise.

But the result will remain the same: exposure, embarrassment, and regret.

“Truth has truth. Lies have no truth. Peace and love. Don’t play.”

Statement Summary

This statement addresses DeeOne’s emotional public appeal accusing VeryDarkMan of lying and manipulating a case, followed by VDM’s response framing the episode as a full-circle moment that exposes how false narratives collapse over time. It highlights the contrast between panic-driven accusations and calm, retrospective confidence grounded in truth.

The statement reinforces a recurring pattern: loud allegations fade, while documented truth remains. VDM positions the incident as both a recap of the year and a warning to public figures who rely on noise rather than facts.

Recommended Action Points

Archive Public Accusations for Reference
Preserve emotional appeals and allegations for future factual comparison.
Track Narrative Fatigue
Observe how loud accusations fade when unsupported by evidence.
Maintain Evidence-Centered Responses
Continue responding with calm documentation rather than emotional rebuttals.
Prepare for Future Attention Cycles
Anticipate renewed noise from public figures seeking relevance and respond strategically.