The Nigerian Police have officially addressed circulating reports regarding the recent arrest and detention of social media personality and vocal critic, Verydarkman, whose real name is Mr. Martins Otse.
Earlier on, Gistreel reported that Verydarkman’s close friend and associate, Kokopee, alleged that the controversial figure had been detained by the Nigerian Police in relation to an ongoing investigation. This probe reportedly centers around a viral social media video featuring Verydarkman allegedly dressed in a Nigerian Police uniform, which sparked widespread conversation and concern among his followers.
In response to the online discourse, the Nigerian Police addressed the situation through an official post on their Instagram account, confirming the arrest and detention of Verydarkman. The statement indicates that he now faces upcoming charges related to alleged impersonation and unauthorized use of police symbols, with his court appearance scheduled to take place today.
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command is leading the prosecution efforts, with the Nigerian Police Force emphasizing their commitment to protecting the integrity of their symbols and ensuring that the use of official uniforms and insignia remains in line with legal standards. The authorities encouraged the public and all interested individuals to stay informed on the proceedings as the case unfolds in court, underscoring the importance of respecting law enforcement symbols and preventing any form of misuse.
Read The Statement Below…
IMPERSONATION: VDM TO APPEAR IN COURT TODAY, FCT COMMAND LEADING PROSECUTION
In response to recent developments, VDM, whose real name is Mr. Martins Otse, is set to appear in court today following allegations of impersonation related to the unauthorized use of Nigeria Police Force uniforms in a viral social media video.
The FCT Police Command is actively handling the case, underscoring the Nigeria Police Force’s commitment to upholding the integrity of its symbols and preventing their misuse. Interested persons are encouraged to follow up on the proceedings as the case unfolds.
See the post below…
