Man Offers ₦100 Million to Osimhen or Victor Boniface to Serve as Middleman — Challenges VeryDarkMan to Spend 48 Hours in China Without Arrest

A viral challenge is making waves on social media after a Nigerian man publicly offered ₦100 million to either Victor Osimhen or Victor Boniface to act as a middleman — and promised to pay a first-class flight — if a popular online critic known as VeryDarkMan can spend 48 hours in China without being arrested.

In a post that quickly circulated across Twitter and Instagram, the man declared his willingness to back the wager with cash and travel arrangements. “I’m willing to drop ₦100 million to either Osimhen or Victor Boniface as middleman and pay first class ticket for your flight. If you stay in China for 48 hours without being arrested, I’ll forfeit the money,” the post read.

The unusual offer has prompted a flurry of reactions online. Supporters described it as bold and entertaining, while critics questioned the legality and logistics of staging such a challenge — particularly given the complexities of international travel, visas, and local laws in China.

Both Victor Osimhen and Victor Boniface — prominent Nigerian international footballers — have not publicly responded to the offer at the time of reporting. VeryDarkMan, the social media figure targeted by the challenge, also has not issued a statement.

Observers noted several practical hurdles: securing visas and travel approval, understanding Chinese regulations for foreign visitors, and the ethical implications of incentivizing risky behavior for spectacle. Legal experts cautioned that any attempt to carry out the stunt would need to comply with immigration and local laws to avoid real legal consequences.

For now, the wager remains a trending topic and another example of how social media continues to blend celebrity culture, money, and online theatrics — at times raising serious questions about responsibility and legality.