“I’ll Delete My Social Media Handles” – VDM Throws Challenge At Mama Pee And Randy Peters

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Popular social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, widely known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has stirred reactions online after calling out Mama Pee and Randy Peters over recent courtroom developments.

In a viral statement shared online, VDM accused the duo of manipulation while insisting Nigerians were beginning to see through what he described as false activism.

He said:

“Mama pee and Randy peters, come and see how you completely exposed yourselves, Nigerians can finally see what manipulation is, Nigerians can now see how y’all false prophets operates, I will delete all my social media handles if Randy peters and Mama pee can do what I asked.”

The statement quickly generated heated reactions across social media platforms, with many users divided over the ongoing drama.

A user identified as @spicyguy27 questioned the entire situation, writing: “I no really understand so wetin really happen for the court make una tell me.”

Another user, @Ayomitb, expressed disappointment over the conflict among activists: “This Vdm I don’t know why he just hate some activist like him….and I really love him but this is very bad real…”

Defending Randy Peters, @Emmaiyk21 wrote: “Randy Peter was the one carrying justice crack son in the courtroom, what is this one saying.”

Others, however, threw their support behind VDM.

@Lindarose698391 commented: “Una no reach to bring vdm Down we plenty like water.”

Another supporter, @ola_maimi, added: “So all these people gang up on vdm just to bring him down, na man u be jare vdm one man mopol.”

Some social media users also questioned whether the issue had shifted from seeking justice to fighting over recognition and influence online.

Reacting to the situation, @Iam_Flair7 wrote: “So at the end of the day, it’s just the fight of who’s going to take the glory not helping justice crack to be released? We have a fucking long way to go.”