The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) police command has stated that it is not investigating the claim by online personality Vincent Martins Otse, also known as VeryDarkMan or VDM, that N180 million meant for his non-governmental organization (NGO) has gone missing.
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On Friday, VDM alleged that over N180 million was stolen from his NGO’s account after it was hacked. In October, Otse had launched the Martins Vincent Osei Initiative, successfully raising over N35 million in donations within hours. Shortly after, he announced receiving a N100 million contribution from music producer Michael Collins Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy.
Otse explained that he had to shut down the NGO’s app for maintenance to prevent further breaches and promised to provide updates on the situation. In a video, VDM claimed that he had reported the matter to the police and was also traveling to Jos because one of the hackers had been found.
However, according to reports, the FCT Police Command spokesperson, Josephine Adeh, clarified that the command was not involved in the matter. She stated, “The FCT Police Command has no information regarding any missing funds involving VDM, nor is there any ongoing investigation into the matter. The individual concerned should be contacted directly for details on where the case was reported, as we have no record of such a case with our command.”
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