- Social media activist VeryDarkMan has criticised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration over the rising cost of fuel, noting that prices have increased from over ₦600 in 2023 to above ₦1,000.
- His comments have sparked reactions on social media.

Nigerian social media activist VeryDarkMan has reacted to the rising cost of fuel in the country, criticising the administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
In a video shared online, the activist referred to a previous video he recorded in 2023 where he complained about fuel selling for over ₦600, noting that the price has now risen to above ₦1,000.
He expressed frustration over the situation and accused the government of mismanaging the fuel subsidy.
“Look at my 2023 video where I was complaining about fuel at over ₦600. Today, fuel is above ₦1,000,” he said.
VeryDarkMan continued: “We know the Nigerian government will mismanage the fuel subsidy, they’re just looking for ways to ste@l more.”
He also lamented the broader state of the country, saying several sectors are struggling.
“Everything is falling apart, doctors go on strike, public schools are failing, and the situation is wørse than before the same government is still campaigning for reelection,” he added.
Read some of the comments below:
@Bobo9ja11
Nigeria is falling apart 💔💔
@lokky_xy
The same people who promised to fix everything are now campaigning again while fuel has become gold. Shame!!!
@lindanwa7
The skyrocketing fuel prices show the struggle ordinary Nigerians face under this administration. Leadership must prioritize the people over personal gains before the situation worsens.
@chinemelumma
You’re part of the APC government, stop gaslighting
@debrandcompass
The funny part is that some still rally behind this government
@godwin81951
We don’t have threshold to hard life.. Nigerian easily adapt to anything u thrown at them.. Even if the price of fuel goes to 2k today they will only complain online for like 12hours and everyone will start buying
@omoiyaakeem
Our eyes don see for this country
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