Nigerian self-styled online enforcer, Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has been hailed by many as the ideal investigator to uncover the truth behind the controversial suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, the embattled representative of Kogi Central, as she fights to reclaim her seat.
Her suspension, a move critics have slammed as a calculated silencing, came on the heels of her explosive allegations of sexual harassment against Senate President Godswill Akpabio. The Senate Committee on Ethics, Privileges, and Public Petitions swiftly recommended her removal, triggering widespread outrage.
The uproar has been loud, with celebrities, particularly women, rallying behind Natasha. Nollywood actress Sarah Martins has emerged as a leading voice, publicly called on VeryDarkMan to step into the fray.
Taking to Instagram, she lauded VDM’s history of championing justice for the voiceless and the oppressed, challenging him to prove his impartiality.
She urged him to dig into the matter until justice is served, made it clear that this was his moment to show Nigerians he stands for truth, no matter the players involved.
Sarah wrote;
“Dear, @verydarkblackman
“I love you and I love how you fight for justice for the silenced voices and emotionally oppressed victims.
“This is the time to proof to Nigerians that you re not biased and look into senator Natasha’s case..Please I need you to dig into this matter, dig deeper till justice is served! Let genuine justice prevail”
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Sarah Martins’ call for VeryDarkMan to intervene did not go unheard. Many rallied behind her, flooded social media with support for VDM to step in.
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Meanwhile, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has fiercely rejected the Senate’s six-month suspension, declared it illegal and affirmed that she remains the rightful representative of Kogi Central.
In a bold statement, she defiantly pushed back against what she called a politically motivated attack, vowed that no orchestrated attempt would erase her mandate.
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