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[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

@MrSafeCopy @official_Gegeh Broo everybody is not the same! I’m a man of integrity… anything that will benefit the country and it people na watin I stand for!

[𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 @AsakyGRN]

“VeryDarkMan, the business choice you chose is a threat to your career and brand. The type of business you were supposed to do is construction business.”

— Gehgeh

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

@official_Gegeh Geh Geh you’re making sense no worry

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

Omoooo
Geh geh wisdom too much o
Make una hear !
He’s making sense

[GehGeh @official_Gegeh]

VDM choice of business benefits Nigerian politicians more than Nigerians (my advice to VDM)

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

@carterefe__ Jus today today you don dey miss her🤔

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

@Henryoffical_ That’s the fact bro
Thank you 🙏🏾

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

I honestly don’t care what people say about VeryDarkMan. The fact remains that the guy is trying, in his own way, to make a difference and help people however he can. Yes, he has his own faults, just like everyone else, but that doesn’t take away from the good he’s doing. I still support him, and I respect his efforts to contribute to society and stand up for the people. At the end of the day, nobody is perfect, but if you’re making an effort to make a positive impact on society, that deserves to be acknowledged. VDM has my support….
VDM omenma 💯👏

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

“I am not selling the Ratel power station to people In bulk, the last I can sell is two per person because I want it to reach everyone and solve the power problem in the country”

~ Verydarkman says

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

Na so e be bro... Nigerians sometimes focus more on the messenger than the message... Instead of addressing the real issue, dey turn it into a personal attack... You don’t have to like VDM to acknowledge when he’s making a valid point... Criticize his faults, buh don’t let your dislike for him blind you to the truth..🤷🏾‍♂️

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

@Roysterdm1234 @wildfreakouts Oh because of the pink hair😂😂

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

@Maryann_wrld How is this even possible 🤔

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

@j_minee1of1 Come let me taste it with you

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

What’s going on here please🤔

[Torni ©️ @tornicleto2]

😍😍😍

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

If you no get watin you go chop this night text me

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

@exclusivejojo @davido @davido

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

@johnny_emediong No be lie😂

[Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35]

Dami foreign just sent me 500k too 🥹✨🤎⛽️

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

Sorry, bro, buh am I the only one who doesn’t really fancy this excessive luxury lifestyle some of our celebrities are living?

Don’t get me wrong, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with enjoying the money you worked hard for. But when you look around and see how many young people are struggling to survive, how many families cannot afford basic needs, and how many people are losing loved ones because they cannot afford medical bills, you begin to wonder if we can do more.

Bro, imagine the number of lives that could be changed if some of the money spent on unnecessary luxuries was invested in empowering young people, supporting small businesses, paying school fees, or helping people who genuinely need assistance.

This is not jealousy, and nobody is saying celebrities shouldn’t enjoy their success. The point is that success means even more when it creates opportunities for other people.

It’s high time we started having these conversations. Instead of celebrating only the cars, watches, houses, and expensive lifestyles, let’s also celebrate the lives changed, the youths empowered, and the opportunities created.

Our celebrities have the influence and resources to do more. We don’t just want to see our people become successful; we also want to see them use that success to help others rise.

Because at the end of the day, what is the point of having billions if you cannot use even a fraction of that wealth to change somebody’s life?

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

Omo am I the only one who doesn’t really fancy this excessive luxury lifestyle some of our celebrities are living?

Don’t get me wrong, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with enjoying the money you worked hard for. But when you look around and see how many young people are struggling to survive, how many families cannot afford basic needs, and how many people are losing loved ones because they cannot afford medical bills, you begin to wonder if we can do more.

Bro, imagine the number of lives that could be changed if some of the money spent on unnecessary luxuries was invested in empowering young people, supporting small businesses, paying school fees, or helping people who genuinely need assistance.

This is not jealousy, and nobody is saying celebrities shouldn’t enjoy their success. The point is that success means even more when it creates opportunities for other people.

It’s high time we started having these conversations. Instead of celebrating only the cars, watches, houses, and expensive lifestyles, let’s also celebrate the lives changed, the youths empowered, and the opportunities created.

Our celebrities have the influence and resources to do more. We don’t just want to see our people become successful; we also want to see them use that success to help others rise.

Because at the end of the day, what is the point of having billions if you cannot use even a fraction of that wealth to change somebody’s life?

[Metro Naija @metronaija]

Cubana Chiefpriest takes delivery of his 2025 Ferrari Roma Spider on the set of his musical video , directed by TG Omori

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

Mba mba tinubu must go
Is this really olamide or olatunde

[Ric_hardz @heisrichardz]

Tinubu hope you're happy now

[Chairman @Able_Chairman]

@kollyfeelz Girl way no send you.. na your money she dey after bro wake up

[Anny Chuks @ChukAnny]

Another morning to remind you to vote for NDC ✌️