‘You May Become Part Of Nigeria’s Problems’ – Gehgeh Advises VeryDarkMan To Abandon Power Business

Popular financial expert and social media personality Gehgeh has advised activist VeryDarkMan to reconsider his new power bank and power station business, warning that the venture could make him part of the problems affecting Nigeria.

Gehgeh gave the advice after a 40-foot container reportedly filled with VeryDarkMan’s power banks and power stations arrived.

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According to him, the activist’s decision to venture into the power business could put him in a position where he benefits from Nigeria’s persistent electricity challenges.

He argued that improved electricity supply could reduce demand for the products, potentially affecting sales.

“If there is light, you may not be able to sell your power banks and power stations,” Gehgeh said.

The financial expert also suggested that VeryDarkMan should have ventured into the construction industry instead.

He argued that the activist’s large following and public influence could have helped him secure government construction contracts, as many of his supporters trust him to deliver.

Gehgeh advised VeryDarkMan to sell the power products to businessman B-Lord and return his attention to activism and what he described as online policing.

His comments have drawn attention to the relationship between Nigeria’s electricity challenges and the growing market for alternative power solutions.