Blogger Exposes Behind-the-Scenes Drama as Security Agencies Clash Over Influencer’s Detention
A shocking new report has revealed that Nigeria’s Department of State Services (DSS), not the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), was behind the arrest of controversial social media critic VeryDarkMan—contradicting earlier narratives.
Popular entertainment blogger Cutie Juls dropped the bombshell, disclosing that before his detention, VeryDarkMan had ignored six separate EFCC invitations—a fact allegedly known to his lawyer, human rights activist Deji Adeyanju.
The plot thickened as Juls claimed the DSS initially took VeryDarkMan into custody, only for the EFCC to later demand his transfer for their own investigation. The blogger suggested the critic’s legal troubles stem from a heated dispute with a woman accused of money laundering, with leaked conversations between them reportedly tying into an ongoing EFCC case.
This revelation raises serious questions about inter-agency coordination in Nigeria’s security sector while adding another dramatic chapter to VeryDarkMan’s controversial public saga. As Nigerians await official statements, one thing is clear—this high-profile case is far more complex than initially reported.
The unfolding drama leaves many wondering: Is this a straightforward financial crimes investigation, or are deeper forces at play in the silencing of a vocal government critic?
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