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Tinubu And Dangote Group Accused Of Failing Phyna’s Late Sister — Verydarkman

Martins Vincent Otse, also known as Verydarkman, is a Nigerian activist and social media critic who has accused the Dangote Group of being responsible for Phyna’s sister Ruth Otabor’s death.

On behalf of the Otabor family, Eko Solicitors & Advocates verified her death on Sunday.

Following weeks of medical care for the injuries she had received in a traffic accident with Dangote’s truck close to Auchi Polytechnic in Edo State, she passed away.

Verydarkman responded to the tragedy by accusing the Dangote Group, President Bola Tinubu, and social media-savvy Nigerians of neglecting to mobilize support for Ruth when she was still alive and in critical need of cutting-edge medical treatment.

In a strongly worded video, he said: “Phyna’s sister has finally kpai, a lot of people are lending their voices to the RIP but when we needed those voices to pressure Dangote to do the right thing, 19 days was what she spent at the hospital but many refused to post because it won’t give them engagement. You bunch are hypocrites, may God forgive your souls. Nigeria has failed us. President Bola Tinubu, you have failed us all. And to Dangote Group, are you happy now? You had the time to take that girl abroad to treat her.”

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