We Are Doomed in This Country — VDM Blasts Road Safety, Dangote Trucks Untouchable

The Very Dark Man (VDM) has once again gone in hard — calling out what he calls the ugly truth behind Nigeria’s highways and the untouchable status of trucks bearing the Dangote brand. In a blunt address, VDM claimed that road enforcement officers turn a blind eye whenever they see Dangote trucks on the road.

“We are doomed in this country! So road safety and VIO no fit touch Dangote trucks? Once they see Dangote truck, dem go just look away, like say na ghost pass. Is that how a country should be run?”

Key Allegations

• Regulatory bias: VDM alleges FRSC and VIO avoid enforcing rules on trucks branded Dangote.
• Illegal businesses: Several smaller outfits are said to be trading under the Dangote name to evade regulations and taxes.
• Tax evasion: These schemes, if true, deprive government coffers of much-needed revenue.

VDM’s Rant — Transcript Excerpt

(Raw street-style tone preserved)

“Aside from the trucks, I discovered plenty businesses dey run under the name and influence of Aliko Dangote and Dangote Group. These people dey evade tax, they dey chop money wey suppose enter government pocket. What kind of country is this, my God?”

Why This Matters

VDM points to a wider problem: when enforcement agencies selectively apply the law, public safety and trust suffer. Nigerians, he says, are tired of seeing powerful names evade consequences while ordinary citizens pay the price.

Public Reaction

Social media blew up within hours of VDM’s statement — supporters praised his courage, while critics warned of legal heat and called for evidence-based investigations.

Call to Action

VDM demands immediate probes by relevant agencies — the FRSC, VIO, and FIRS — and urges citizens to stop treating billionaires as untouchable. No one should be above the law.