"Did the Girl Lie? Is Lagos Not Smelling? Is Tinubu Not a Terrible President So Far?" – VeryDarkMan Reacts to Youth Corper’s Viral Outburst

 Social media has erupted following the viral video of a youth corper's impassioned outburst about the current state of Nigeria, with popular commentator and influencer VeryDarkMan weighing in on the controversy.

The video, in which the young lady, identified as a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, criticizes the state of the country and President Bola Tinubu’s leadership, has sparked widespread debate across the nation.

In the video, the corper, visibly upset, boldly declared, “Is Lagos not smelling? Is Tinubu not a terrible president so far? Everything the girl said in the video is the truth.” The remarks, which have since gone viral, have drawn both support and backlash, with many Nigerians agreeing with the youth corper's frustrations.

VeryDarkMan, a well-known social media influencer and outspoken critic of government policies, took to his platforms to share his perspective. He echoed the corper’s sentiments, stating that the criticisms levied against the president and the state of Lagos were not only valid but were a reflection of the harsh realities that many Nigerians are facing on a daily basis.

“Did the girl lie? Is Lagos not smelling? Is Tinubu not a terrible president so far?” VeryDarkMan posted on his Twitter account, which quickly garnered attention from both fans and critics. “The truth is, what she said resonates with the everyday experiences of Nigerians. People are struggling with poor infrastructure, rising costs of living, and the lack of basic amenities. The frustration is real.”

The youth corper's video highlighted several pressing issues, including the deteriorating state of Lagos, which she described as “smelling” due to pollution and poor waste management. She also criticized the government’s failure to address economic instability, lack of security, and widespread corruption, particularly under President Tinubu’s administration.

Supporters of the president have since criticized the youth corper, accusing her of spreading negativity and failing to acknowledge any positive strides made by the administration. However, many Nigerians, especially those living in Lagos and other major cities, have expressed agreement with her claims, pointing to the increasingly dire state of public services and the economic challenges affecting ordinary citizens.

In recent months, Lagos has grappled with issues of waste management, traffic congestion, and the growing insecurity that has plagued several areas of the country. Meanwhile, the administration of President Bola Tinubu, who assumed office in May 2023, has faced mounting criticism for its handling of the economy, inflation, and the high cost of living.

“The truth is, the country’s problems are not new,” says Temitope Oladipo, a Lagos resident. “We’ve been dealing with them for years, but it feels like the current government is doing little to improve things. We need a president who can actually make life better for Nigerians, not one who only makes promises.”

While the viral video has become a focal point for national debate, it is clear that Nigerians are growing increasingly impatient with the state of affairs under the current leadership. As the outcry continues, many are wondering if the administration will take meaningful action to address these concerns, or if the frustrations will only escalate further in the coming months.

In the midst of this heated discussion, one thing is certain: the debate over the effectiveness of President Tinubu’s leadership is far from over, with Nigerians demanding accountability and a change that addresses their daily struggles.