‘You may become part of Nigeria’s problems’ - Gehgeh advises VeryDarkMan to abandon power business

Maazi Obinna
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Popular financial commentator and social media personality Gehgeh has shared his concerns about social media activist VeryDarkMan's entry into the power bank and power station market, questioning the potential implications of the business for his public image.

Gehgeh made his comments following reports that a 40-foot container carrying power banks and power stations imported for VeryDarkMan's business had arrived.

While acknowledging the business opportunity, Gehgeh argued that the nature of the products could place the activist in an uncomfortable position, considering the country's longstanding electricity supply challenges.

According to him, businesses that provide alternative power solutions often benefit from the demand created by unreliable electricity supply.

He suggested that VeryDarkMan should consider how his commercial interests might be perceived alongside his public advocacy on issues affecting Nigerians.

Gehgeh Suggests Alternative Business Opportunity

During his comments, Gehgeh expressed the view that construction would have been a more suitable business venture for VeryDarkMan.

He argued that the activist's large online following and public influence could help draw attention to opportunities in the construction sector, particularly if he demonstrated the capacity to execute projects effectively.

Gehgeh suggested that public confidence in VeryDarkMan could potentially translate into business opportunities, including government-related projects.

Concerns About the Power Products Business

Gehgeh's central argument was that improvements in electricity supply could affect demand for some of the products VeryDarkMan intends to sell.

Explaining his concern, he said: “If there is light, you may not be able to sell your power banks and power stations,”

He also advised VeryDarkMan to consider selling the products to businessman B-Lord and returning his attention to social activism and his online activities.

The comments have brought attention to the relationship between entrepreneurship, public advocacy and the economic conditions that influence consumer demand.

Business and Public Advocacy

VeryDarkMan's reported entry into the alternative power market represents an expansion of his activities beyond social media activism.

The development also raises broader questions about how public personalities balance commercial interests with the causes they publicly support.

Power banks and portable power stations serve practical purposes for households, businesses and individuals who require backup electricity. Their demand is influenced by several factors, including electricity reliability, product quality, pricing and consumer purchasing power.

Gehgeh's remarks therefore reflect his personal assessment of the business venture rather than an established indication of its commercial prospects.

Whether VeryDarkMan proceeds with the venture as planned or considers the suggestions remains to be seen.

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