Popular Nigerian activist VeryDarkMan also known as VDM in a latest video shared on his page issues strong warning to Journalist Reuben Abati for attacking his colleague, Ojinika Okpe who is an Arise TV anchor.
As of this moment, all his presently not going well between VeryDarkMan and Reuben Abati as the activist refers to Reuben Abati, a former presidential aide to Goodluck Jonathan as tribal bigot for taking side with Abike Dabiri amid the viral news of trafficked underage girls in Ivory Coast.
Clapping back at VeryDarkMan, Reuben Abati refers to VDM as another Portable in the building, and this did not go down well with the activist who went out all to expose Reuben Abati as he explains how he was remanded in the EFCC custody in the year 2016 for mismanagement of funds during president Jonathan Regime alongside the likes of Femi Fani-Kayode (FFK), Obanikoro and others.
Following the above video, another clip shows the moment Reuben Abati who hails from Ogun State was seen engaging in a heated argument with his colleague Journalist Ojinika Okpe on the Arise News’ The Morning Show, a popular breakfast program that covers politics, lifestyle, and current affairs.
Reacting to the video, VDM expresses his utmost displeasure for the way Reuben Abati attacks his colleague on the national TV stressing that it was uncalled for.
Even though the female journalist Ojinika Okpe female showed some poise and class as she responded to him with so much decorum, Reuben Abati keeps dishing out some bullying attitude to her on national TV.
According to VeryDarkMan, journalist Reuben Abati should never speak to his colleague Ojinika Okpe in such a manner again on national television. He emphasized that if it happens again, he would ensure Abati is removed from Arise TV, claiming Abati shouldn’t be on the platform in the first place due to the controversies tied to his time serving under former President Goodluck Jonathan.
VeryDarkMan further went ahead to gush over the beauty and professionalism of Journalist Ojinika Okpe. Ojinika was born and raised in Enugu, Nigeria, before moving to the United States. She pursued her higher education at Seton Hall University in New Jersey, where she studied Communications.
Watch VDM speaks below;
Ojy Okpe, born Ojinika Anne Egwuenu, was previously married to Austin Okpe. The couple divorced in 2014 and have two children together.
She is also recognized for her close friendships with Nigerian celebrities like Genevieve Nnaji and Oluchi Onweagba-Orlandi.