“No one was hacked, it’s all media control” – Media personality, Prince Gabriel Okocha reacts to VDM’s claim of being hacked

A popular Facebook personality known as Prince Gabriel Okocha has come out to publicly debunk Verydarkman’s claims of being hacked.

Prince Okocha wrote on his Facebook page stating that VDM’s account was not hacked his claims were just acts to peddle with the minds of people on social media, further encouraged them to relax and not break a sweat over the situation.

He wrote, “No one was hacked, no money stolen, it’s all media control and you are falling for for it. Save your sweat.”

Verydarkman’s claim of being hacked

Popular social media activist,Verydarkman has claimed that hackers broke into his non-profit organization’s website and took ₦180 million.

Although he said the police are investigating and one suspect has been taken into custody

His claim is skewed because many experts have clarified  that a website hack alone couldn’t transfer that much money without accessing bank credentials and one-time passwords.

Social media critics have questioned the veracity of his story, urging him to provide more details.

Media’s reaction to the situation 

Social media has been in a frenzy since VDM reported online that his NGO’s account has been hacked and the sum of N180 million diverted.

A mixture of concern and suspicion regarding VDM’s narrative is evident in the social media discourse.

With some users expressing sympathy and others expressing skepticism, arguing that the situation seems suspicious given VDM’s prior online persona of transparency and financial integrity.

Comments ranged from mockery to disbelief, with users questioning the veracity of his claims and pointing out recent lavish purchases he made, such as a new car.