VeryDarkMan knows nothing about business not to talk ethics of business in 2025, for me what he’s trying to do is dead on arrival, says a Canada based Nigerian doctor

The ongoing social media spat between Nigerian influencer VeryDarkMan (VDM) and crypto entrepreneur Blord has taken an intriguing twist, thanks to a Canada-based Nigerian doctor who has weighed in on the matter. It all kicked off when VDM accused Blord of scamming Nigerians by supposedly upgrading an iPhone XR to an iPhone 17 Pro and then selling it for a steep price.

VeryDarkMan knows nothing about business

In response to the uproar, the Canadian doctor defended Blord, claiming that his pricing strategies are just standard business practices and not a scam. He explained it like this:

“Imagine buying a can of water outside the airport for $1, which is around ₦1,500. But once you step inside the airport, that same can could cost you $10 — that’s ₦15,000. That’s just how business works; you can’t label it as ripping people off. Plus, you have the option to buy it cheaper elsewhere since no one is forcing you to make that purchase.”

VeryDarkMan knows nothing about business

He went on to clarify that price variations are a common occurrence worldwide, influenced by factors like location, demand, and market strategies, stressing that no one is obligated to buy anything.  VeryDarkMan knows nothing about business

This statement has sparked quite a debate online, with some people agreeing that business owners should have the freedom to set their prices, while others argue that transparency should always be a priority in business.

The feud between Blord and VeryDarkMan continues to be a hot topic on social media, raising important questions about business ethics, the responsibility of influencers, and the fine line between clever marketing and exploitation.  VeryDarkMan knows nothing about business

What do you think? Is this just savvy business or blatant exploitation?

Meanwhile; Izzy Ogbeide drags VeryDarkMan over his hidden agenda against Igbo businessmen which is the main reason for his China trip but one think Darkman forget is that going into business without proper training is waste of time, money and energy.

Controversial Nigerian influencer and activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) is once again facing criticism, this time from well-known social commentator Izzy Ogbeide. Izzy has accused VDM of being inconsistent regarding his much-talked-about trip to China.

Izzy pointed out that VDM initially claimed that many Nigerians involved in importation from China were hoarding the contacts of manufacturing companies, making it tough for others to get goods at reasonable prices. The activist had promised to travel to China, expose these hidden contacts, and assist everyday Nigerians in bypassing middlemen.  VeryDarkMan knows nothing about business

However, in a strongly worded statement, Izzy highlighted what he sees as VDM’s hypocrisy and double standards, questioning why he has now chosen not to share the same contacts he once vowed to make public.  VeryDarkMan knows nothing about business

He stated:

“VeryDarkMan claimed that Nigerians in the importation business in China are concealing the contacts of the companies. Yet, he also mentioned that his purpose for traveling to China was to unveil these direct contacts so Nigerians could easily purchase goods. So why is he keeping the company contacts to himself again? I thought he genuinely wanted to help Nigerians.”

This statement quickly gained traction online, igniting passionate discussions on social media. Some users accused VDM of using the trip to China for clout and attention rather than real empowerment. Others defended him, suggesting that he might be holding back the information until he can verify its authenticity or establish a business framework around it. Continue reading here

If It’s Loud, It’s NewsFlash!

Share this story and keep up with NewsFlashNGR.com for more trending updates on entertainment, business, and social media buzz.