Verydarkman Says Tinubu Shouldn’t Remain President, Reveals Alleged DSS Call

Controversial Nigerian social commentator VeryDarkMan has stirred fresh debate online after sharing details of an alleged encounter with Nigeria’s security agency — alongside a bold statement about President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

In a recent video, VeryDarkMan claimed he was contacted by operatives of the Department of State Services (DSS) over reports linking him to a planned protest.

According to him, the agency raised concerns that he had been approached to organize demonstrations capable of destabilizing the country. The reports allegedly connected him with the African Democratic Congress (ADC), suggesting he was preparing protests targeting institutions like the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

Reacting to the claims, VeryDarkMan firmly denied any involvement, insisting he is not affiliated with any political party.

He stressed that his opinions and actions are independent, making it clear he does not represent the ADC, APC, or even the opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP).

During the same discussion, the activist openly shared his personal view on Nigeria’s leadership, stating that, in his opinion, President Tinubu should no longer remain in office — a remark that has since triggered mixed reactions online.

VeryDarkMan also turned his attention to Nigerian voters, criticizing what he described as widespread indecisiveness among the electorate.

He argued that citizens should be able to make informed choices without relying heavily on celebrities or influencers, especially during election periods.

The commentator further questioned the increasing involvement of entertainers in political campaigns, suggesting that their influence may be affecting voters’ ability to think independently.

His statements have since gone viral, with Nigerians divided across social media. While some support his outspoken stance and independence, others believe his comments — especially about the presidency — are too controversial.