‘You may become part of Nigeria’s problems’ – Gehgeh advises VeryDarkMan to abandon power business

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Popular financial expert and social media personality, Gehgeh, has warned social media activist VeryDarkMan that his new power bank and power station business could make him part of Nigeria’s problems, arguing that poor electricity supply could become beneficial to his sales.

Gehgeh gave the warning after a 40-foot container reportedly filled with VeryDarkMan’s power banks and power stations arrived.

He said VeryDarkMan should have ventured into construction, arguing that his followers could have pushed the government to award him contracts because they trust him to deliver.

Gehgeh said the power business could put VeryDarkMan in a position where he would benefit from persistent electricity problems.

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“If there is light, you may not be able to sell your power banks and power stations,” he said.

He advised VeryDarkMan to sell the products to businessman B-Lord and return to his activism and online policing.

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