(Video)APC Must Go!": VeryDarkMan and the Ratels Submerge Abuja in Defiant Chants After China Return

ABUJA, NIGERIA — Barely hours after stepping off a flight from Beijing, controversial social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), led thousands of his fiercely loyal followers—the "Ratels Movement"—in a massive, spontaneous demonstration that completely paralyzed parts of the federal capital.A Hero's Welcome Turns PoliticalWhat began as an eager airport reception quickly evolved into an outright anti-government rally. Thousands of youth converged on the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport to welcome Otse, defying rumored heavy security blockades and anonymous warnings of his impending arrest.Stepping out of the terminal donning a custom-made, highly critical t-shirt, VeryDarkMan did not mince words. Refusing the typical celebrity treatment, he immediately took to the streets of Abuja alongside a massive convoy.Fierce Chants Echo Across the FCTVideos circulating rapidly across social platforms like Facebook and Instagram show the activist and his "Ratels" loudly echoing aggressive chants through Abuja's major corridors:"APC must go! Terrorists must go! Tinubu must go!"The fiery demonstration moved directly towards the Nigeria Air Force Base in Abuja. Pointing to the country's worsening security architecture and ongoing economic hardship, Otse aggressively questioned why bandits and kidnappers continue to terrorize citizens despite multi-billion naira defense budgets."Under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's regime, kidnappers and terrorists have become so bold," VeryDarkMan asserted in a recording shared online. He urged the Nigerian youth to use their power to vote the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) out of Aso Rock come 2027.A Growing Political HeadacheThe massive turnout underscores the shifting dynamic of Nigerian digital activism transitioning into tangible, boots-on-the-ground political momentum. Observers note that VDM's ability to mobilize thousands instantly upon landing poses a direct challenge to local authorities, particularly FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, who has consistently tried to restrict public demonstrations within the city.As tension builds toward the upcoming political cycle, the "Ratel King's" dramatic return guarantees that the streets of Abuja will remain a frontline for civic unrest and anti-establishment defiance.