VDM, Your Post Reveals More About Social Media Validation Than Truth
Recently, Very dark man shared a post that touches on acceptance and hypocrisy. However, it seems more like an attempt to gain social media validation, acceptance by Nigerians, rather than an honest reflection of the situation. True sincerity involves presenting facts as they are, regardless of who is involved or affected.
In Nigerian culture, it’s customary that after the national speech by the President, each region or state hosts its citizens with pride and celebration.
The pictures shared, showing different states and governors welcoming their people, are a testament to that tradition. Yet, you chose to focus solely on Igbos — why?
VDM, you rushed to portray the Igbo as tribalistic to please your masters, ignoring the fact that Lagos State, which also hosted its citizens on the same day, was conveniently left out of your narrative. This selective depiction only undermines your credibility further.
Your actions seem driven more by the desire to score political points than to promote truth and unity.
It’s important to acknowledge all perspectives equally and to avoid fueling stereotypes or divisions.
Let’s promote honesty over sensationalism. Enough of the rubbish, VDM.
