Chinese man, Ross Boss publicly criticized popular Nigerian social media activist, Verydarkman (VDM), accusing him of spreading false information about businesses to gain online attention.
In a lengthy Facebook post, the businessman expressed frustration over what he described as VDM’s pattern of attacking individuals and organizations without evidence.
He emphasized that while criticizing the government could help promote accountability, spreading unverified claims about businesses causes financial and reputational harm.
He makes claims of gifting VDM iPhone, clothes…
Ross alleged that despite VDM benefiting from his generosity, including receiving clothes and an iPhone, the activist continues to malign him and others in public.
He accused VDM of failing to contribute meaningfully to job creation or product innovation, instead relying on social media controversies for income.
In America, you can criticize the government, but you shouldn’t criticize businesses without proof. Criticizing the government makes them fair and open. But businesses create jobs and benefits. Spreading lies about them hurts, and it costs them a lot to fix.
This young guy, VDM, is the only bad one Ross has seen. Why? He uses an iPhone paid for by Ross, wears clothes paid for by Ross, but spreads lies about Ross and the people he loves. VDM hasn’t created a single job or sold a single product. He makes money on Facebook by spreading rumors to get attention.
Ross criticizes VDM and his strong supporters out of love. VDM supporters, ask yourself: Have you ever bought VDM an iPhone? Has VDM ever bought you $200 glasses? No. If you love your wife but won’t spend a penny on her, that’s not love—it’s deceit. VDM and his supporters are fooling each other. That’s the truth. You can say Nigeria’s government is corrupt—that’s a fact. But saying someone who criticizes corruption is a scammer? That’s not fair.
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