Don Jazzy donates N100m as support for Verydarkman’s NGO
by Adenle Ahmed Abiola · The Eagle OnlineControversial social media critic, Martin Otse, aka VeryDarkMan, has confirmed that renowned music producer and Mavin Records boss, Michael Collins Ajereh, better known as Don Jazzy was the generous donor behind the N100 million contribution to his Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO).
VDM, in a post via his verified Instagram account on Thursday, expressed both surprise and deep gratitude for the donation.
Earlier, Verydarkman had raised concerns after receiving the anonymous N100 million donation, which brought the total balance in his NGO account to N170 million.
In a previous post, VDM appealed to Nigerians and Zenith Bank for assistance in identifying the donor, clarifying that he had no involvement in any fraudulent activities and was unaware of who made the contribution.
He stated further that he had reached out to several individuals, and no one initially claimed they made the donation.
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However, VDM later revealed that Don Jazzy personally reached out to him and confirmed that he was responsible for the generous donation.
The message read, “Morning bro. Just saw your post. Na me send 100m to support. I believe in what you are doing and trust you to be as transparent as you have always been.
“We really need that in our country. I wish you all the best with the project and more blessings to you. E no easy.”
Still in disbelief, VeryDarkMan shared a video where he displayed the message and the receipt of the transaction.
He expressed deep gratitude for Don Jazzy’s generosity, noting that he never expected such a large sum from the music mogul.
VDM explained that the NGO was established to support children in public primary schools who lack access to quality teachers.
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