‘You may become part of Nigeria’s problems’: Gehgeh advises VeryDarkMan to abandon power business

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: October 29, 2026Country: Nigeria
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‘You may become part of Nigeria’s problems’: Gehgeh advises VeryDarkMan to abandon power business

Gehgeh, a financial expert and social media personality, warned activist VeryDarkMan that his new power bank and power station business could make him benefit from Nigeria’s electricity problems. He spoke after a 40-foot container reportedly filled with the products arrived and argued that VeryDarkMan should instead have entered construction, where his followers might have helped him secure government contracts. Gehgeh said improved electricity supply could hurt sales of the devices. He advised VeryDarkMan to sell them to businessman B-Lord and return to activism and online policing.

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