Buhari’s Death: Verydarkman Sends Frightening Message to Tinubu with Colleague’s Death
- Social media activist Verydarkman made a bold claim about President Bola Ahmed Tinubu following the death of his colleague Muhammadu Buhari
- The critic, in a recent video, claimed that Nigerians wish that the ruling president were the one who died
- The outspoken TikToker further attacked the APC flag bearer for all the policies he has created since taking power, triggering reactions online
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Social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, aka Verydarkman, has taken a hot swipe at Bola Ahmed Tinubu, following the death of Muhammadu Buhari.
The critic in a recent video claimed that a lot of Nigerians wished it were the incumbent president who died instead of the former president.
Source: Instagram
He reviewed Muhammadu Buhari’s tenure, noting how his countrymen complained bitterly over hardship in the economy.
VDM noted that Tinubu’s regime happens to be worse than that of Buhari’s, with most of the policies (e.g fuel subsidy) he initiated failing him.
The activist further argued that no reputable personality wants to associate with the APC flag bearer because of how the public would pour their frustration on that particular individual.
VDM highlighted that Tinubu might possibly go down as the worst president of Nigeria.
Watch him talk below:
Verydarkman’s video trends online
Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:
oriade3154 said:
"Tinubu is the worst president in Nigeria history >>>>>>>>>>>"
charlesnze89 said:
"Vdm your bravery is admirable, ratel for life."
olas_body said:
"Who Tribe help? I be Yoruba man but I prefer Peter Obi over anybody. ❤️❤️."
zi_wellness said:
"The only relivant celebrity in nigeria at the moment."
felix_hemmy said:
"Omo, most of us can’t even be this audacious in our little circles talk more of to a whole nation… Bro, I respect you 101🙌😍."
stanley_doski wrote:
"I’m scared on your behalf. Please leave this bloody politicians so they won’t come for you. Nothing wey u go talk wey go touch their heart. No be you be dey first person wey dey call them out. You’re more important to us than them."
frisky__tee said:
"My own little take is..any president or governor who cannot build a good hospital for the masses should never be allowed to travel out for check ups.."
jectimi_comedy said:
"Buhari own he hard ear 👂 problems that was why you couldn’t hear Nigerians but Tinubu ear Dey work well na just wickedness him wan do Nigerians."
exxenceofficial said:
"Sometimes I wonder if these politicians think that they will die one day, anyways God bless you VDM thanks for always speaking truth to power 💪💯."
Buhari’s policies hurt Nigerian youth most - Historian
Dr. Olasupo Olakunle Thompson, a historian and political scientist, has said the harsh public criticism of former President Muhammadu Buhari stems not just from his failure on campaign promises, but from specific policies that deeply harmed Nigerians, especially the youth.
“Be that as it may, the people who are now speaking ill of him today are not even doing so because of the three cardinal points (security, economy, corruption) but based on some policies and decisions that affected millions of lives, drove many into depression and su!cide and forced migration,” he told Legit.ng.
He listed these to include:
“These are the Buhari administration’s handling of the EndSARS, the closure of border, the money redesigns, the re‑appointment of INEC Chair and the failure of true reforms, overseeing a judiciary captured after sacking CJN Walter Onoghen and the Fulanisation of the Supreme Court by installing Tanko Muhammad, conduct of 2023 shabby elections where the youth voice and votes did not count.”
Dr. Thompson continued:
“The caliber of Ministers, especially popular ones like Lai Mohammed who kept defending his policies despite the obvious evidences of sharp practices or contrasting figures, the failure to allow Osinbajo to perform the role of acting whenever he was absent on medical leave, the cabalised government of his nephew and uncle among others, blind support and defence for some Fulani militias who had killed so many people, arrest of Nnamdi Kanu and Sunday Igboho labelling them terrorists and the effort made to arrest them while he made no such in tackling Boko Haram and bandits, killing of Shiites...”
“This may explain why some children are openly rejoicing in the north today, and talking down on Nigerians like he was happier with his cows who were obedient and subm!ssive than Nigerians.”
Dr. Thompson emphasised the impact of Buhari’s rule on young Nigerians.
“The major highlight of today’s bashing are the ones that concerns the youth which are the EndSARS, closure of border and money redesign. The youth were the most at the receiving end of these obnoxious policies from addressing them as lazy, to human right abuses under the defunct SARS.”
He concluded with a reference to recent remarks from Buhari’s wife:
“Thus it was not a surprise that his wife said that her husband asked for their forgiveness before his death. That is to say, Buhari himself may have known that health and age may not have allowed him to do well but because of self-actualisation, he had no choice than to grab what he had age‑longed for despite knowing that he would not be in charge or would not do well as it then turned out to be.”
KWAM 1 mourns Buhari
Legit.ng earlier reported that the news of former Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari’s death at a London clinic took over the internet.
A good number of celebrities and media personalities shared their condolences online as they mourned with the deceased’s family.
Fuji musician KWAM 1 took things to a different level when he composed and performed a dirge for the deceased at an event.
Editorial assistant Ololade Olatimehin provided exclusive commentary from a historian for this report.
Proofreading by Kola Muhammed, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
