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Very Dark Man - Feud 👊🏻 The War Escalates! “Their Plan to Cage Me Has Failed!” – VeryDarkMan Slams Bayo Onanuga Over Continual Fake News and Personal Hatred

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VDM vs The Presidency: A New Chapter in an Ongoing Feud


The growing tension between social commentator Martins Vincent Otse (VeryDarkMan or VDM) and members of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s media team appears far from over.

What began as a controversy surrounding an AI-generated voice note allegedly imitating President Tinubu has now evolved into a wider public battle over misinformation, government accountability, and the treatment of critics.

Just days after Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga publicly condemned the circulation of the manipulated audio and suggested legal action against those involved, VDM has returned with another fiery response, insisting that he was unfairly targeted.

How the Controversy Started



The dispute traces back to a viral audio clip that circulated online claiming to feature President Tinubu making controversial remarks about insecurity and politics. The recording quickly generated attention across social media before questions emerged about its authenticity.

Many observers later suggested that the audio was likely produced using AI voice-cloning technology rather than being a genuine presidential recording.

Despite this, the controversy intensified after Bayo Onanuga publicly reacted, criticizing the spread of the clip and calling for accountability.

Because the content was allegedly linked to material shared from VDM's platform, the activist suddenly found himself at the center of a national debate.

“Their Plan Failed” - VDM Responds Again



Rather than backing down, VDM doubled down.

In a follow-up video released more than 24 hours after the initial controversy, he accused Onanuga of spreading false information about him and acting out of personal hostility.

According to VDM, government officials were already looking for an opportunity to move against him because of his repeated criticism of public institutions and national leadership. He argued that the AI controversy merely provided what some officials believed was the perfect excuse.

VDM claimed that once facts began emerging about the manipulated nature of the audio, the entire narrative against him started to collapse.

As a result, he described the situation as a failed attempt to discredit and silence him.

Accusations of Selective Attention



One of the central themes of VDM’s response was what he described as selective outrage.

He questioned why presidential media aides appeared quick to react to a viral social media clip while remaining largely silent on issues that many Nigerians consider more urgent.

According to him, economic hardship, insecurity, kidnappings, and other national challenges often dominate public conversations without attracting the same level of immediate response from government spokespersons.

VDM argued that this imbalance creates the impression that critics receive more attention than the problems affecting ordinary citizens.

This criticism echoes concerns frequently raised by activists and opposition voices who believe government communication often prioritizes political image management over addressing public frustrations.

The Bigger Conversation: Criticism vs Misinformation



Beyond the personal clash between VDM and Onanuga, the controversy has reignited a broader discussion.

Where should the line be drawn between combating misinformation and protecting freedom of expression?

Supporters of stronger regulation argue that AI-generated content has become a serious threat capable of misleading millions of people and undermining public trust.

Others believe authorities must be careful not to use misinformation concerns as justification for targeting outspoken critics and activists.

As AI technology becomes more advanced, these debates are likely to become even more common.

Public Reactions



The latest exchange has generated intense reactions online.

Some Nigerians believe VDM is being unfairly singled out because of his growing influence and willingness to challenge powerful figures.

Others argue that public figures with large audiences have a responsibility to ensure that misleading content does not spread through their platforms.

Meanwhile, many observers see the entire episode as evidence of the growing dangers posed by AI-generated media in modern politics.
 

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