- VeryDarkMan has denied allegations that he incited violence against Muslims in Jos, stating that his speech was misrepresented online.
- He insisted that the claims do not reflect what he said, suggesting that his remarks had been taken out of context and distorted online.
- The claim has sparked mixed reactions on social media.
Nigerian social media influencer VeryDarkMan has addressed online accusations, firmly denying that he encouraged violence during a recent speech in Jos.
In a post shared across his social media platforms, VeryDarkMan voiced his concern over what he sees as a misinterpretation of his words following his appearance at Angwa Rukuba.
“It’s quite unfortunate that some individuals are twisting my words on Twitter, claiming that I urged Christians to harm Muslims in Jos after my speech at Angwa Rukuba,” he stated.
VeryDarkMan emphasized that these allegations misrepresent his actual message, suggesting that his comments have been taken out of context and distorted in the digital sphere.
VeryDarkMan insisted that the claims do not reflect what he said, suggesting that his remarks had been taken out of context and distorted online.
The allegation comes amid heightened tension and ongoing conversations surrounding security and communal relations in Jos, where recent incidents have drawn national attention.
His response has since generated mixed reactions on social media, with some users defending him while others called for clarity on the content of his speech.