Content creator and social media personality, VeryDarkMan, has expressed concerns for his safety following a public apology from socialite, King Mitchy.
The activist suggested that Mitchy’s apology may be a “decoy” intended to mislead the public.
Mitchy addressed VeryDarkMan directly, acknowledging his advocacy and expressing regret for previously confronting him.
“To VeryDarkMan, my brother, I see what you’re fighting for, you’re fighting for Nigeria and we can make Nigeria a better place. I’m sorry for coming at you like that. Maybe now I understand you better,” Mitchy said. She added that the activist needs more supporters rather than critics in his fight for a better Nigeria.
Reacting to this, VeryDarkMan took to his instagram page on Sunday to insinuate! that the apology has deeper implications.
“This apology from King Mitchy cannot just come from nowhere. During that period, Lege Miami made a direct video about me, but later deleted it, claiming he received calls from above. Her apology has now pointed me in the right direction,” he stated.
He went on to allege that he has been specifically targeted, warning that certain individuals should be held accountable if anything happens to him.
“If anything happens to me, hold Mitchy and Seyi Tinubu responsible. Hold them responsible, because you see this thing now, it looks like a decoy to me.
“It looks like something is coming for me, and they told her to go and make this apology so that she will clear the air,” he said.
VeryDarkMan also claimed that messages intended to intimidate him were sent through mutual contacts during the dispute:
“Do you understand there’s something during that time when this whole thing happened, Mitchy was sending messages to people that know me, and those messages were sent to me.
“When Seyi Tinubu came out to write on his Instagram story addressing and talking about the situation, he failed to talk about that part. Now Mitchy has come out to apologize what I call a decoy. She also failed to talk about that part, and this is the part because I’m still scared for my life.”
He further warned against potential attempts to frame him for criminal activity:
“If you hear they see drugs or Igbo inside my car or inside my brother or anybody, na them set me up. If you hear say I do fraud, money laundry, anybody send me money, na them set me up.
“ Anything at all. Or if you hear say I carry firearm, oh, there’s small pistol in my car, na them set me up. Anything these people do, anything to send me to prison,” he said.
