Afrobeat star and outspoken activist Seun Kuti has been arresting controversial online critic, Uneverdarkman (VDM), and providing new claims about its detention power.
In a recent statement, Seun Kuti claimed that Nigeria’s powerful religious leaders and certain financial institutions were responsible for the suffering of critics, accusing them of using their influence to silence the voices challenging the status quo.
According to Seun Kuti, his message came from a conversation with Deji Adeyanju, the lawyer representing Unewarkman. Kuti revealed that he and VDM are both represented by the same legal counsel as he currently also has a separate legal battle with the Guaranteed Trust Bank (GTBank) and other banks.
“The lawyers at VDM are my lawyers and we are dealing with cases against GTB and other banks. For me, there are no good banks in Nigeria,” he said. There is a statement.
He further claimed that the country’s religious authorities were actively involved in suppressing the very Wackman voice in order to say what he said “The uncomfortable truth.”
“When the federal government runs Nigeria, these great priests operate too. It is God’s so-called people who are fighting against very Wackman to tell the truth.” Seun Kuti added.
The very strange arrest conducted by the Abuja Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) has been causing excitement online, with citizens demanding his release while authorities are still detaining his cause of detention. Earlier reports also hint at GTBank’s case, although official details remain minimal.
Amid the controversy, social media chat keeps proposing possible connections between VDM arrest and gospel singers, rumored to be called mercyShe is currently involved in a legal dispute with her former record company boss Eezee Tee. However, no confirmed link has been established.
As the situation develops, Seun Kuti’s claims add new dimensions to the case, highlighting concerns about the role of alleged influential religious and financial institutions in the outspoken voices against Nigeria.
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