Verydarkman Questions Source Of B-Red, Sina Rambo’s Luxury Cars

Social media critic Verydarkman has questioned how Nigerian singers B-Red and Sina Rambo acquired their luxury vehicles, raising concerns about their sources of income and their family’s connection to Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke.

In a video shared online, Verydarkman drew attention to B-Red’s red Lamborghini Urus, which he estimated to be worth between ₦400 million and ₦600 million, as well as Sina Rambo’s 2026 G-Wagon.

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The critic questioned how the brothers, who are cousins of Afrobeats star Davido, could afford the expensive vehicles, particularly given their father’s position as governor of Osun State.

Speaking in the video, Verydarkman said: “Governor children. A poor state like Osun. Davido’s cousins. Corruption is only corruption when it does not benefit you. It is grace and strategy when it benefits you.”

Verydarkman Questions The Singers’ Sources Of Income

Verydarkman also questioned the brothers’ music careers, asking when they last released songs or performed at shows that could account for their ability to acquire such expensive vehicles.

He challenged those who might attribute their wealth to their family’s financial standing to provide a more convincing explanation of how the singers earned their money.

However, the social media critic did not present evidence that the vehicles were purchased with public funds or establish any connection between their acquisition and government resources.

Verydarkman Calls For Development In Osun State

Despite raising questions about the brothers’ luxury cars, Verydarkman directed his main message towards the need for better infrastructure and job creation in Osun State.

He urged the governor to prioritise the welfare of residents and ensure that public resources are used to improve their living conditions.

“My own be say make una no finish Osun State funds. Make una papa try build infrastructure, make una try create jobs for Osun. Osun people deserve better,” he added.

His comments have drawn attention to the luxury lifestyles of the singers and prompted questions about wealth, public accountability and the responsibilities of political officeholders. However, his remarks remain questions and allegations rather than evidence of the misuse of public funds.