By Ossai Ovie
VeryDarkMan is such an ungrateful soul: Take a look at the receipts below
These are the posts Harrison Gwamnishu made back when VDM was the one facing arrest – showing support, encouragement, and public praise for his efforts to help people. He stood firmly for him more than once… yet none of those gestures were ever acknowledged.
Not even a simple recognition.
And that’s where the conversation truly begins.
Because the moment you start connecting the dots, the whole situation starts to look completely different from the version being pushed online.
Harrison has consistently shown goodwill toward VDM, even going as far as following him on Instagram a gesture VDM never returned.
Still, Harrison did his part, defended him publicly, and stood by him when things got rough. But now that Harrison is the one under fire, the same patience, the same fairness, the same caution suddenly vanished.
You waited for evidence before speaking on Burna Boy’s show turnout. You gathered facts. You analysed carefully.
But when it involved Harrison, someone you clearly view as competition, you rushed into making videos, even pointing to timestamps saying, ‘Look at when he took the money.’
Meanwhile, the money removed to create the prototype was returned before they even left Edo State. So why continue pushing the narrative?
Even the family hinted they suspected such a tactical approach might be used.
They just didn’t know the exact method, because Harrison repeatedly said he couldn’t reveal sensitive security procedures publicly.
It almost feels like someone who already understood his strategy twisted that knowledge to make it look like theft.
And logically, let’s address this:
If counterfeit money had been involved, kidnappers wouldn’t instantly say the cash was ‘not complete.’
Their first reaction would be discovering fake bundles not claiming the amount was short. So that call alone raises serious questions.
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Harrison isn’t perfect nobody is.
But he deserves the same benefit of doubt that everyone expects for themselves, including you. Everyone has made decisions that would haunt them forever if the media got hold of them.
He even made it clear in his post that he wouldn’t speak again until the victim was released meaning he prioritised the mission over public opinion.
And here’s the part that should concern everyone: Harrison’s driver was part of the team that delivered the ransom. Yet the first person to claim the money was incomplete was someone who wasn’t even present.
Now a new story is being pushed that both victims were held back because the money was short. But we all saw the screenshots: The demand was 50 million, yet the pregnant woman was released for 20 million.
The last victim was also released for that same 20 million. So how does that turn into ‘incomplete payment’?
Meanwhile, VDM is speaking with more certainty than anyone who was physically there, offering explanations that don’t match the events themselves.
He lied that he had been protecting Harrisson’s reputation so that people dont quickly see through his jealousy, when in actual fact he was the one who ordered the video to be posted.
Mind you, this isn’t about whether VDM should call him out or not. My point is simple: VDM himself has no moral standing to call Harrison out. He has no credibility, no authority, and no ethical ground to point fingers. Just because he uses fake integrity to get away with a lot of questionable things because of a lot of unintelligent Nigerians that refuse to see his flaws does not make him any better than Harrison…
And check out the way he bragged, “Yes, I have ordered his arrest. In fact, he’s currently in prison” That’s the real problem. He shouldn’t have been the one; it’s obvious he is insecure and jealous of Harrison and just wants nothing but his downfall…unfortunately, Harrison walks into his trap, and he knows Harrison’s past will make ruining him very easy….
Yeyeluqueen willy..
I am disappointed in Very Dark Man.
CAVEAT: Views expressed in this article are those of Ossai Ovie Success, and do not reflect those of Converseer.
