The streets of Abuja are buzzing, and for once, it’s not about politics—it’s about a clash between “spiritual vibes” and “street reality.” Social media firebrand VeryDarkMan (VDM) has officially drawn a line in the sand, warning Nollywood star Tonto Dikeh to keep her “dramatic spiritual displays” away from his territory. The friction ignited after Tonto Dikeh posted series of intense videos from an evangelism outreach on Friday, March 6, 2026. According to Tonto’s Instagram updates, what started as a standard school visit took a supernatural turn. The actress claimed that as she was preparing to depart, she sensed a “spirit of death” lingering around the premises. Never one to back down from a spiritual fight, Tonto and her team immediately swung into action. The footage didn’t sit well with VeryDarkMan, who happens to have deep ties to the community where the school is located. Known for his “unfiltered” activism, VDM took to his own page to blast the actress for what he perceives as predatory content creation. VDM, who has personally funded renovations for the facility, argued that “ghetto kids” need books and infrastructure, not public exorcisms. “Na only poor man children good to test your powers? Leave my area kids alone,” VDM fumed in his caption. The internet is currently split down the middle. Supporters of Tonto Dikeh praise her for her “boldness in Christ” and her sensitivity to the spirit realm. Meanwhile, VDM’s fans are hailing him for protecting the psychological well-being of the students from being used as “props” for viral videos. One thing is certain: the tension between Hollywood spirituality and grassroots activism has never been higher. Post navigation Oyo Assembly Hopeful, Faysol Oluwakemi Congratulates Ambassador Florence Ajimobi on Her Appointment to Austria ADC Blows the Whistle on Tinubu’s ‘Illegal’ Ambassador List; Claims 44 Embassies Are Now ‘Ghost Missions’
