“Why Is Verydarkman Still Walking Free?”- Comedian Deeone Questions Police Over Unhonoured Invitations
- Nigerian comedian DeeOne criticizes the Nigeria Police Force’s inconsistent handling of individuals who ignore police invitations.
- He highlights the case of social media activist VeryDarkMan, who allegedly did not respond to police invitations twice.
- DeeOne questions the lack of action taken against VeryDarkMan, pointing to perceived favoritism or inconsistency in law enforcement.
Nigerian comedian DeeOne has criticised the leadership of the Nigeria Police Force over what he described as an inconsistent approach to handling individuals who fail to honour police invitations.
In a statement circulating online, the comedian questioned why social media activist VeryDarkMan has not been arrested despite allegedly refusing to honour police invitations sent to him on two occasions.
DeeOne compared the situation to previous cases involving social media personality Tacha and businessman Blord, who, according to him, were arrested after failing to respond to police invitations.
Expressing his frustration, the comedian said the Inspector-General of Police should ensure that law enforcement is applied fairly, regardless of the individuals involved.
“The Current Inspector-General Of Police Is Becoming a Usel*ss Man. A Good Policeman Should Not Practice Favoritism,” DeeOne stated.
He went on to question why VeryDarkMan was still free despite allegedly making it clear that he would not honour the police invitation.
“When Tacha Was Invited By The Police And She Didn’t Honour The Invitation, She Was Arrested. The Same Happened With Blord, Who Was Also Arrested After Failing To Honour a Police Invitation.
“So Why Has VeryDarkMan Not Been Arrested After Refusing To Honour The Police Invitation Sent To Him Twice? He Has Even Said He Won’t Honour The Invitation, Yet He’s Still Walking Free,” he added.
DeeOne’s comments have sparked reactions online, with social media users weighing in on his comparison between the different cases and debating whether the police have handled the situations consistently.
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