In a scathing critique, Verydarkman has taken aim at Kiddwaya for his recent actions regarding the victims of the attacks in Benue. According to Verydarkman, Kiddwaya's decision to solicit donations online without visiting the affected area is a clear indication of hypocrisy.
"Kiddwaya, you never visited Benue to see the victims of the recent attacks," Verydarkman said. "Instead, you came online to solicit for donations on their behalf. I'm happy no Nigerian donated money to you."
Verydarkman's criticism of Kiddwaya stems from the perception that Kiddwaya is more interested in flaunting his wealth than in genuinely helping those in need. The recent purchase of a pack of Jollof rice for $30,000 from Whitemoney has sparked outrage, and Verydarkman believes this extravagance highlights Kiddwaya's lack of authenticity.
"You that is always flaunting your wealth on the faces of Nigerians," Verydarkman added. "You recently used $30,000 to buy a pack of Jollof rice from Whitemoney. It's clear that your priorities are skewed."
The backlash against Kiddwaya raises important questions about accountability and transparency in charitable endeavors. As public figures, influencers like Kiddwaya have a responsibility to use their platforms for good, but their actions must be genuine and transparent.
Verydarkman's criticism serves as a reminder that Nigerians are watching and expect more from their public figures. The question remains whether Kiddwaya will take this criticism to heart and reassess his approach to philanthropy.
In the meantime, the victims of the Benue attacks continue to suffer, and the need for genuine support remains urgent. As the conversation around Kiddwaya's actions continues, one thing is clear: Nigerians demand authenticity and accountability from their leaders and influencers.
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