Verydarkman Responds to Rumors of Prophet Fufeyin’s Forgiveness, Rejects Apology
Martins Vincent Otse, widely known as Verydarkman, a vocal Nigerian social media influencer, has unleashed a fierce response to circulating rumors that Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, the founder of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry in Warri, Delta State, has reportedly forgiven him. Verydarkman had previously disclosed that the pastor had filed a staggering N1 billion lawsuit against him, along with a restraining order, after he allegedly used “magic soap and water.”
Determined to expose the truth, VDM tested the controversial items at a handicapped home, gathering what he believed to be incriminating evidence for the court.
On the morning of August 11, a screenshot began making rounds online, suggesting that Prophet Fufeyin had decided to forgive Verydarkman and withdraw the lawsuit. The message, seemingly heartfelt, portrayed the clergyman’s supposed commitment to embodying Christ’s teachings.
The message read:
“Verydarkman, I, Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, extend forgiveness to you. I am withdrawing the court case against you. Following the teachings of Jesus, who preached peace and corrected sinners, I forgive you. May you learn from your mistakes and walk in righteousness from now on, my son.”
However, a quick check of Prophet Fufeyin’s social media pages offered no confirmation of this olive branch, casting doubt on the authenticity of the message.
In response, Verydarkman addressed the viral message in a new video, where he expressed deep skepticism about its legitimacy, implying that the message might not have originated from the prophet himself. Regardless of the message’s authenticity, VDM made it clear that he would reject any apology from the man he believes has caused him significant distress.
In the video, Verydarkman mockingly sheds fake tears, ridiculing the notion of forgiveness in this intense conflict. He emphasized that his battle with the general overseer was not just a personal vendetta but a mission to protect citizens from the dangers of potentially harmful products.