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Eight months after critics mocked VeryDarkMan for importing a container with just two cars, the activist and influencer says he has brought in his second 40-foot container from China. This time he has reportedly moved beyond cars into gadgets and portable power stations, sold as Ratel Power Stations.
Remember when VeryDarkMan imported his first container of cars and people started dragging him?
Some mocked him, insulted him and questioned his business ambitions. They asked, "Is this the container he has been bragging about? Just two cars?"
Well, barely eight months later, VDM is back with what he says is his second 40-foot container from China!
This time, he has reportedly moved beyond cars into gadgets and portable power stations, which he calls Ratel Power Stations.
According to him, his business goal is simple: make life easier for Nigerians while making good money for himself in the process.
Clearly, he understands that business is business! Nobody starts at the top, and every successful business has to begin somewhere.
Whether you like VeryDarkMan or not, there is nothing wrong with acknowledging someone's business progress.
Congratulations to VDM on this latest venture!
Activist and content creator VeryDarkMan has reportedly questioned a miracle attributed to a well-known pastor, sparking debate among supporters and critics online. The pastor had not publicly responded at the time of the reports.
Streamer Jarvis has hit back at people urging her to show more respect to her husband Peller, saying they should stop forcing it because the respect is not there. She added that women reflect whatever they are given in a relationship. The remarks have sparked fresh reactions online, about two months into their reported marriage.
Nine suspects have reportedly been detained in Nigeria over an international cybercrime investigation said to involve US agents. Dozens of phones and computers were reportedly taken for examination. The suspects are said to have targeted victims in the United States.