By: Chioma Madonna Ndukwu
In a recent Facebook post, the outspoken social media figure known as VeryDarkMan (VDM) issued a bold challenge to Prophet Jeremiah.
VDM agreed to pay the prophet the N1 billion he seeks in damages, but only on one condition: the prophet must heal 700 blind and deaf men, along with women struggling with infertility, using his miracle water in a court setting. If the prophet’s miracle water works as claimed, VDM promised to pay the sum without hesitation.
VDM’s challenge is a move to protect vulnerable individuals from what he perceives as exploitation by religious figures. He expressed concern that people who are already suffering should not be subjected to false hope or financial burdens. The challenge is part of VDM’s broader effort to expose what he considers deceptive practices and ensure that those in desperate need are not taken advantage of.
VDM emphasized that his primary aim is to prevent further exploitation and to stand up for those who may not have the means to defend themselves. By putting the prophet’s claims to the test, VDM hopes to hold accountable those who promise miracles in exchange for money.
