- Kogi Rebel has made news for his response to VeryDarkMan’s acceptance of Don Jazzy’s N100 million payment.
- Don Jazzy, caused an online debate after anonymously donating N100 million to VDM’s newly established NGO.
Nigerian media personality Kogi Rebel has made news for his response to online critic Vincent Martins Otse, aka VeryDarkMan’s acceptance of Don Jazzy’s N100 million payment.
Mavin Records founder Michael Collins Ajereh, called Don Jazzy, caused an online debate after anonymously donating N100 million to VDM’s newly established NGO, despite an online critic criticizing him a few weeks ago for giving money to crossdresser Idris Okuneye, aka Bobrisky.
During the VDM and Don Jazzy donation drama, Kogi Rebel resorted to Facebook to address the situation.
The media personality expressed his displeasure with the online critic, noting that accepting Don Jazzy’s donation entails accepting a N300 million donation from Nigerian preacher Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, whom he had previously condemned for allegedly selling fake miracle water and healing soaps.
According to Kogi Rebel, a person who stands for self-righteousness and speaks out against evil should not tolerate minor offenses only because they are convenient.
He wrote:
“If Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin sends VeryDarkMan (loosely translates as “NGO” to escape culpability), 300m this night, he will receive “God bless your MOG”.
He can now resume his Holy Water and Soap selling business to Nigerians.
Don’t you see how you all sound? If you stand for self righteousness and speak against all the evils in the land, you can’t tolerate small evil because it is convenient for your own course. Integrity is really subjective.
Many of us that know we are not perfect humans, do you see us act like Holy Serpents? Which way Nigerians?”
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Read some comments as you scroll down…@Lafacesuperfab: “When intelligent people speak, the obvious is always transparent 👏.”
@kween___mimi: “True though 👏.”
@Edo_alexx: “Even if Bobrisky sends him money, he’ll accept it.”
@Francesspeters: “Taaaa, gbafuo abeg. U guys find fault in everything. I pity who dey seek for Una validation before doing anything. Focus on the cause he is trying to achieve and ask yourself, what good have u ever done for your little clan talk more of your whole community. Ndi uchu everywhere!!! Anybody wey send money voluntarily for the cause, it should be collected. He no force anybody.”
@Castlewears: “All of you criticising VDM are mad. Y’all didn’t see were he challenged the likes of Don Jazzy not supporting the needy but dashing a confused man money while in jail. In his words he said; not when he calls on these people tomorrow, they won’t respond. Don Jazzy simply accepted his challenge. So what’s wrong with that?”
@ama_doris21: “lol because he condemn that of bobrisky? Same VDM that stood by Don jazzy when Wizkid called him and influencer? You all find fault in everything.”
@King_kosi8: ““NGO” and “foundations” na the new strategy for Celebs but anyways.”
@ay_whizzy: “Who be this mumu?”
@kanoel_fabrics: “Some people still got it together, there’s hope 👏👏👏👏.”
@biggies_menu: “Someone finally said it ….. like u came out soliciting for funds for your charity project and someone you once disregarded on the social media supported you …..I was expecting you to apologize for the Ill words u said to him or u refund the money …. since you are a bias person.”
@sylvia_uzo: “What if @donjazzy is now reflecting on his decision to help Bob and feeling some regret? After considering VDM’s perspective, he realizes that the funds could have been more effectively invested in the futures of individuals who truly deserve support from less privileged backgrounds. This newfound insight may inspire him to redirect his efforts and donations toward making a meaningful impact on those who genuinely need it, ultimately leading to a more purposeful and rewarding use of his resources.”