VeryDarkMan evidence has emerged after social media critic Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, released what he described as his first proof of allegations involving some police officers and kidnappers.
The activist shared a video on Instagram on Thursday. He captioned the post simply: “My evidence number 1.”
The release came only hours after the Nigeria Police Force invited VeryDarkMan to provide evidence supporting his claims.
The police invitation followed remarks he made at the 66th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association in Port Harcourt.
VeryDarkMan attended the conference on Tuesday as a panellist. During the discussion, he made serious allegations about the conduct of some police officers working along major highways.
He claimed that some officers stationed at checkpoints provide kidnappers and bandits with information about travellers.
According to the activist, such information could help criminals identify potential victims and track their movements.
The allegations have attracted attention because kidnappers continue to pose a major security challenge in parts of Nigeria.
However, the claims remain allegations. The police have asked the activist to substantiate them with evidence.
The latest VeryDarkMan evidence appears to be his first public response to that demand.
It is not yet clear from the available information whether the video alone establishes the specific allegations he made at the NBA conference.
The development could now trigger further scrutiny from the police and the public.
Meanwhile, the Nigeria Police Force is expected to examine the material and determine whether it supports the claims against its officers.
The controversy also raises broader questions about security checkpoints, public trust and the role of law enforcement in protecting travellers.
As the issue develops, attention will focus on what further evidence VeryDarkMan presents and how the police respond.


