Dammy Krane Refutes Allegations of N180 Million Theft in Very Dark Man’s NGO
Nigerian singer Dammy Krane has dismissed claims by social critic Very Dark Man (VDM) that ₦180 million was siphoned from his NGO account in December 2024. The controversy began when VDM posted a video alleging that hackers breached his NGO’s website, leaving only ₦20 million in the account.
The shocking revelation, made on Friday, December 27, triggered outrage on social media as Nigerians questioned the security measures of the NGO and the veracity of VDM’s claims.
Dammy Krane’s Statement
Reacting to the allegations, Dammy Krane took to his Instagram page to suggest that VDM was merely joking about the stolen funds. He added that VDM is currently focused on renovating a school in Jos, Plateau State, implying that the claims might have been an attempt at satire or misdirection.
“VDM is renovating a school in Jos,” Dammy Krane wrote. “He was only joking about the money being stolen.”
Further Revelations
Meanwhile, human rights activist Omotayo Williams has cast doubt on VDM’s credibility, alleging that the man featured in the video as a security officer accompanying VDM to Jos is, in fact, a member of the Kogi State Taxi Taskforce. This revelation has added another layer of skepticism to VDM’s story, leading to increased scrutiny of his activities and the NGO’s financial accountability.
Public Backlash
The unfolding drama has sparked heated debates on social media, with many Nigerians expressing disappointment and questioning the motives behind VDM’s actions. Critics are calling for greater transparency and accountability from public figures managing NGOs, while others await further clarification from VDM.
As the controversy unfolds, observers are keen to see if VDM will address the allegations directly or provide evidence to substantiate his claims of theft.
