Nigerian singer Portable has called out controversial social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) in a viral video, accusing him of calling him a thief and allegedly posting his nud£ online.
In the trending video circulating on social media, Portable questioned VeryDarkMan over the alleged release of his nud£, while also bringing up the ₦200 million reportedly given to the activist by Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy.
“VeryDarkMan, you called me a th!ef and posted my nud£. Burna Boy gave you 200 million, Wetin you use am do? You go build Ash@wo house.
“Where NGO money dey? You’re just f!ghting for your pocket. Burna Boy, go and collect your money back,” Portable said,” he said.
Portable
The singer’s comments have sparked reactions online, with social media users debating his allegations against VDM.
Nigerians react to Portable ‘s allegation
The viral video has generated mixed reactions, with some users questioning Portable’s claims while others suggested that the singer was seeking attention.
Reacting to the video, @Faith John/Virtual assistant @V… asked, “But did VDM post his nud£?”
Similarly, @Eden @Ash_fahh expressed surprise, writing, “So there was a time portable’s nud£ was posted!!!? 😂😂”
@PeaceOfMind™ @NatureOf_Peace suggested that the account involved might be a parody account, stating, “Parody account This one still dey ni? Nobody dey hear am again.”
Another user, @C.O.G @logical_pyper, claimed Portable was trying to revive his popularity, writing, “This one don dey look for ways to resurrect he dead career.”
Meanwhile, @INSIDE~WORLD @powerchibu… questioned the controversy surrounding the reported donation, commenting, “That VDM account on 250 million never clear….”
Adding a political angle to the discussion, @numero uno @zoom6336 remarked, “APC don send this one.”
@how far @JonathanGrys also observed, “Anybody way just one go viral now just come out and call vdm. Lol”
Another user, @Not4Runner @not4runner, reacted humorously, saying, “Bro always sounds funny 😂😂”
Watch the video here:
“VeryDarkMan, you called a me a th!ef and posted my nud£. Burna Boy gave you 200 million, Wetin you use am do ? You go build Ash@wo house, Where NGO money dey? You’re just f!ghting for your pocket. BurnaBoy, go and collect your money back”
Portable vs VeryDarkMan 😭💔 https://t.co/moBlCa143n
— Oyindamola🙄 (@dammiedammie35) October 22, 2026
Menwhile, NewsFlash had earlier reported that Ruth Kadira 2027 election post questions online silence as Tinubu, Atiku and Peter Obi prepare for Nigeria’s January 16 presidential poll.
Nigerian actress Ruth Kadira has questioned the apparent silence on social media surrounding the country’s January 2027 presidential election.
“Presidential ELECTION is in January… Soft reminder… No news of it online ✌️,” she wrote in a post, reminding Nigerians that the election is not as far away as it might seem.
As 2027 draws nearer, eyes are already on President Bola Tinubu, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi — three names Nigerians already know well. Tinubu wants another term with APC, running alongside Kashim Shettima.
Atiku is back in the race, this time under ADC with Rotimi Amaechi beside him. Obi, on his part, is going under NDC, with Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso as running mate. But for the average Nigerian, the real issue isn’t the names on the ballot — it’s what anyone actually plans to change.
Food prices are still biting hard, insecurity hasn’t let up, and jobs remain scarce. People want real answers, not another round of campaign talk.
Kadira’s post also touches on something many people may be wondering: why does the election not seem to be getting more attention online yet? Still, a quiet social media timeline does not necessarily mean people are not following the political developments.
As the race heats up, it will eventually come down to Nigerians deciding which of these candidates they trust to actually fix the country’s problems. Continue reading here.
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