“Israel DMW Blames Activist Verydarkman for Dammy Krane’s Mocking Apology to Davido, Sparks Social Media Reactions”
Israel DMW, the popular logistics manager of Nigerian musician Davido, has expressed his frustration, blaming social media activist Verydarkman (VDM) for his involvement in the recent viral apology made by singer Dammy Krane. The apology, which quickly spread across the internet, attracted the attention of many social media users, including Israel DMW.
Dammy Krane, also known as Oyindamola Johnson Emmanuel, posted a seemingly sarcastic apology to Davido on X (formerly Twitter). In the post, he used a viral video of Davido crying on his knees, writing, “PLEASE @davido I’M BEGGING I’M ON MY KNEES 🙏🏿🤍,” which many interpreted as mockery rather than a genuine apology.
Reacting to the incident, Israel DMW joined others in commenting on the situation. He directed his blame toward Verydarkman, claiming that the activist had previously begged on Dammy Krane’s behalf when the singer was in trouble. According to Israel, if not for Verydarkman’s intervention, Davido would not have agreed to release Dammy Krane from custody after the activist pleaded with him over the phone.
In his post, Israel wrote, “Na Dark man beg Oga, Na him I blame,” suggesting that Dammy Krane’s mocking apology was a result of Verydarkman’s prior involvement in his release. The incident has since sparked further discussion about the strained dynamics between Dammy Krane, Davido, and the role of social media influencers in fueling public drama.
Israel DMW, logistics manager to Nigerian musician Davido, has ignited a wave of online reactions after blaming controversial social media activist Verydarkman (VDM) for Dammy Krane’s recent mocking apology to Davido. The apology, which quickly went viral, captured the attention of social media users, sparking intense debate.
Dammy Krane, born Oyindamola Johnson Emmanuel, made headlines after posting an apology to Davido on his X account, using a viral video of Davido on his knees in an emotional moment. The sarcastic tone of the apology drew mixed reactions, with many viewing it as mockery rather than genuine remorse.
In response, Israel DMW accused Verydarkman of having previously intervened on Dammy Krane’s behalf when he was in trouble, leading to Davido’s eventual release of the singer. Israel wrote, “Na Dark man beg Oga, Na him I blame,” expressing frustration with VDM for pleading with Davido over the phone to help Dammy Krane.
The post triggered a flood of reactions from netizens, who took to the comments section to share their thoughts. Some notable reactions include:
- @adaikwerre said, “Eh ya So Davido can listen to VDM, but VDM can not listen to anyone?”
- @noizy__entertainment added, “Honestly, I blame VDM too 😂. Dammy Krane never learn.”
- @kingofthread1 criticized VDM, stating, “This Verydarkman too dey chase clout… I don’t know why these mumu people like the guy aswear.”
- @henry_aniegboka_ commented, “Some people need to face the consequences of what they brought up on themselves.”
The incident has sparked further discussion around the role of influencers like Verydarkman in public feuds and the continuing drama between Dammy Krane and Davido.
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