VeryDarkMan Blasts Okpebholo’s WAEC Grades, Disses Portable & Prophet Fufeyin in Viral Track

VeryDarkMan diss track Okpebholo Portable Prophet Fufeyin WAEC scandal



Popular Nigerian activist and social commentator VeryDarkMan has once again sparked intense online reactions with a fiery diss track targeting several high-profile figures.


In his latest release, VeryDarkMan ridiculed Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo, referencing the governor’s leaked WAEC results, which reportedly contained poor grades, including an E8. “E8, WAEC result of a governor. INEC, shame on you,” he rapped, criticizing the Independent National Electoral Commission for endorsing a candidate with such academic records.


The diss didn’t stop there. The controversial commentator turned his attention to Portable, the street-hop artist, mocking him over an alleged tricycle theft case that led to his reported detention and public ridicule. This comes after months of back-and-forth social media spats between the two public figures.


Also in the crosshairs was Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, a well-known Nigerian cleric. VeryDarkMan mocked the prophet’s so-called “healing water” and spiritual merchandise, accusing him of exploiting vulnerable followers under the guise of miracles.


The diss track, shared via his official Instagram page, has divided opinions. While some fans praised his fearlessness and outspokenness, others criticized him for being disrespectful and using personal attacks as entertainment.


VeryDarkMan has developed a reputation for controversial takes on politics, religion, and celebrity culture. His direct style and unapologetic delivery often attract both praise and backlash, making him one of the most talked-about voices in Nigerian online spaces.

As reactions to the diss track continue to trend, it’s clear that VeryDarkMan isn’t backing down anytime soon.


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