A fresh wave of activism is brewing online as supporters of social commentator Very Dark Man rally under the bold call: “No much talk! Let’s get on the street on Monday!” a statement now trending across X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram under the hashtag #VeryDarkBlackMan.
The rising tension follows days of controversy, including allegations of unfair treatment, censorship, and targeted attacks against the outspoken influencer, who has built a reputation for calling out corruption, injustice, and celebrity hypocrisy.
Online chatter suggests the protest will be peaceful but vocal, with youths, activists, and civil rights advocates expected to gather in key cities like Abuja, Lagos, and Port Harcourt, demanding justice, transparency, and protection for freedom of expression in Nigeria.
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“We’re not here to fight we’re here to be heard,” said one user who shared plans to march with placards.
Security agencies are yet to respond officially, but sources say local police units are monitoring the situation closely.
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As the Monday protest draws near, all eyes are now on whether this movement will spark a wider civil resistance or be quickly suppressed like others before it.
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