Comedian Koboko commenting on the arrest and release of VeryDarkMan (VDM), a prominent Nigerian social media activist. In the video he questions VDM’s confusion, stating, “you don’t know what to do you are confused very dark bad or vgm,” playing on VDM’s nickname. Koboko mocks VDM’s situation, saying, “food is ready come and eat so I’ll give you the menu you choose which soup you want,” implying that VDM should address the drama. He labels VDM as “he most confused man on earth,” escalating the humor.
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Koboko continues, “food food is ready for you see the one i dare,” challenging VDM to respond. He addresses VDM’s fear, “person that is not free in Nigeria currently fear they your body See you from airport look at you,” referencing VDM’s arrest at an airport. Koboko taunts, “see you I said you dey fear shame,” suggesting VDM’s reluctance to speak out. He questions VDM’s safety, “They catch you Not even feel Look up everywhere wait Now where to make you buy cap oh,” implying VDM’s vulnerability. Koboko criticizes VDM’s brand, “That’s a good thing Say they promote Your brand alive Fear Hoodie Cap,” mocking VDM’s merchandise.
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VeryDarkMan’s arrest on May 2, 2025, by the EFCC over allegations of cyberstalking, sparked significant public outcry. His release on May 7, 2025, following intervention by human rights lawyer Deji Adeyanju, as noted in a Thread, added another layer to the story. Koboko’s video capitalizes on VDM’s silence post-release, a point of contention also raised by DeeOne in a separate video, as mentioned in Thread 2.
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The Comedian Koboko VeryDarkMan arrest video thus fits into a broader narrative of social media activism, legal scrutiny, and public discourse in Nigeria, with Koboko’s humor amplifying the drama.
Comedian Koboko’s comments are part of an ongoing feud with DeeOne, another Nigerian social media personality. The video’s title, “VeryDarkMan: Food is ready” — Comedian Koboko tells DeeOne, suggests Koboko is using VDM’s situation to taunt DeeOne, possibly in response to DeeOne’s earlier criticisms of VDM’s silence, as detailed in Thread 2. This dynamic adds a layer of personal rivalry to the public discourse, with Koboko’s humor serving as both entertainment and commentary.
