Social media activist Vincent Otse Martins, popularly known as Verydarkman, has voiced strong criticism over renowned fuji musician Wasiu Omogbolahan Adewale, better known as Kwam the Ultimate.
Following the recent flight incident at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, Verydarkman expressed concern over the singer’s actions to stand in front of the plane, stating that he ultimately put his life as well as other passengers on board at risk.
In a video posted on his Instagram on Friday, the media activist highlighted several potential dangers, including the risk of Kwam 1 being hit by the plane’s propeller or causing a collision.
“In as much as I respect Kwam the Ultimate as a leader, pioneer, a father and a big music legend, the truth needs to be said. If na advanced country we dey, dey for detain Kwam for putting his own life at risk as well as other people on that plane.
Imagine as that plane dey turn, the propeller con blow Kwam or imagine as the pilot trying to dodge Kwam she collides with another plane, therefore putting the lives of those people on that plane at risk, just imagine,” he said.
Verydarkman emphasised the importance of punctuality in the flight industry, suggesting that Kwam’s actions disrupted scheduled departures.
He noted that Kwam’s actions potentially affected passengers with important commitments, including life-changing opportunities or medical appointments.
“A lot of people don’t know this but flight business has to do with time, anyone booking a flight is expected to leave at a specific scheduled time. So Kwam the Ultimate standing in front of that plane is obviously stepping on people’s right.
Some people on that plane have a life-changing opportunity they are scheduled for, some may have been going somewhere for medical attention. But because Kwam stood in front of that plane they couldn’t meet up with that time,” Verydarkman explained.
DAILY POST reports the controversy surrounding Kwam 1’s behaviour at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, where he allegedly refused to comply with security protocols.
