I’ll Petition The Inspector General Of Police Over VeryDarkMan’s Prank – DeeOne

Ex-BBNaija housemate, DeeOne has come out to blast VeryDarkMan for pranking Nigerians with his missing NGO account money prank.

He recently revealed that 14 Nigerians were arrested over the prank, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, he would be petitioning the Inspector General of Police and the Senate over the said prank because Ghanaian police have been giving Nigerians in Ghana heat since VDM claimed that one of the persons who hacked into his website and stole money fled to Ghana.

DeeOne added that if we are not careful, pranks like that will eventually set the country ablaze.

His words, “In Ghana, boys don run because of your prank. Do you know the effect of that prank on Zenith Bank? How it affected their shares? Do you know? If it is a prank, all the security agencies of Nigeria, the Senate and the IGP, I am going to petition this issue of prank. That means tomorrow someone can come out and say that Tinubu impregnated somebody…you can say anything..Imagine pranking and it is affecting Zenith Bank, affecting Ghana..If you have a platform, why don’t you use it……’

If we are not careful, this issue of prank that has started now, it will set this country ablaze because it is already affecting businesses, affecting our fellow Nigerians in Ghana.

First of all, you know the way they treat us. You can never be treated normally in another country, They call us Yahoo and others. You now said someone carried money from here and entered Ghana. The Ghanaian police did not take it as a prank. they ‘have already turned on their signal. Do you know that some boys were arrested because of this ’prank’? 14 Nigerians were arrested because of this prank’”

WOW.

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