VDM Showcases Smartician’s New School In China After Securing Fully Funded Scholarship

- Social media activist VeryDarkMan has showcased the school environment where Smartician is currently receiving education in China after helping him secure a fully funded scholarship.
- VDM, who previously discovered Smartician’s talent on Instagram, has continued to support the young inventor with the aim of helping him develop his abilities and pursue his education.
Social media activist VeryDarkMan has showcased Smartician’s new school in China after helping the young inventor secure a fully funded scholarship.
VDM shared a look at the school environment in China, highlighting the facilities and surroundings where Smartician is now continuing his education.
The development follows VeryDarkMan’s earlier discovery of Smartician through his work shared on Instagram. He subsequently stepped in to support the young talent, helping him secure an opportunity to study in China.
The latest update shows VDM’s continued effort to ensure that Smartician’s abilities are developed through education and access to better opportunities.
The development has sparked reactions online, with some Nigerians praising VDM for supporting the young man, while others focused on his approach when speaking to him.
Reactions
@Benjaminjayhay: I love VDM to contest for nearest possible presidential election I am dead serious
@HynexBrown: This how governments should be but Nigerian politicians said no. God bless verydarkman ♥️🙏
@amostodays: Why is he talking so mean to the young man?
@weirdlumen: Hope you guys are seeing school environments and building
@IsCreatorworld: God will bless him more, though am not Ratel
In other news,,,, A Nigerian lady has raised concerns over the alleged high number of fake products in circulation across Nigeria, while also reacting to the response of the NAFDAC Director-General to a call for her resignation.
The lady claimed that many Nigerians may be using counterfeit products without knowing, listing toothpaste, bathing soap, tomato paste and palm oil among the items she believes could be fake.
“As a Nigerian living in Nigeria, we are in very big trouble. The chances that you’re using more than 10 fake products are very high. Your toothpaste is fake, your bathe soap is fake, your tomato paste and palm oil is fake. Yet NAFDAC chair lady was laughing hysterically when someone challenged her to resign.”
Her statement has since sparked reactions online, with some Nigerians sharing experiences and expressing concerns about the authenticity of products sold in the country.
One user claimed to have bought fake cow meat, while another said almost all categories of products now have counterfeits.
Reactions
@ann_omatf: This is the scary part, you can’t even confidently know whether the product you’re buying is genuine. No much gain for being a Nigeria
@JETmayan: I bought fake cow meat last week. My neighbour said it’s manago abi wetin she call am 😂😂😂
@xtianoofficial: Not surprised b’cos cancer is not a Nigerian thing so how come about it nowadays 😢







