Popular social media activist, VeryDarkMan, has made an appearance at the National Assembly complex today, signaling the commencement of a high-profile investigation led by the House of Representatives. The inquiry centers around serious bribery allegations involving controversial internet personality Bobrisky and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
The probe is aimed at uncovering any possible misconduct or corruption between Bobrisky and the anti-corruption agency, following public accusations of bribery. VeryDarkMan’s arrival at the Assembly underscores his firm stance on demanding transparency and holding public institutions accountable. Known for his outspoken nature and commitment to social justice, VeryDarkMan has been vocal about corruption in Nigeria’s public sector and his push for an unbiased investigation.
During the session, a surprising twist occurred when Bobrisky’s legal representative informed the press that the internet personality was unable to attend the hearing, citing health issues. “He is not feeling fine, he is under the weather,” the lawyer explained, requesting understanding for his absence.
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In response, VeryDarkMan strongly expressed his frustration over Bobrisky’s no-show, making a bold declaration to the media. “If I say anything, let me d!e,” he stated passionately, vowing not to address the House of Representatives until Bobrisky is physically present to face the allegations. This has raised questions about how the investigation will proceed in Bobrisky’s absence, though the House is expected to push forward with the probe in search of answers.
The investigation holds great public interest, as it aims to provide clarity on whether the EFCC, a key agency in the fight against corruption, was compromised in its dealings with Bobrisky. VeryDarkMan’s involvement has further heightened the tension surrounding the case, as Nigerians await the outcome of this controversial inquiry.