Why I Can Never Apply for a US Visa” – VeryDarkMan Reveals
Nigerian social media critic VeryDarkMan has said he will never apply for a U.S. visa, citing fears of rampant gun violence.
In a viral video, he claimed America is unsafe because “everybody uses a gun there,” sparking mixed reactions online.
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Controversial Nigerian social media critic, VeryDarkMan, has revealed why he has no interest in ever applying for a United States visa.
In a viral video, the outspoken activist expressed fears over the country’s alarming rate of gun violence. According to him, America is too unsafe because “everybody uses a gun there,” making it risky for visitors and residents alike.
“I can never apply for a USA visa because I can be killed there. Everybody uses a gun there,” he said.
His statement comes amid growing global conversations about the prevalence of mass shootings and gun-related crimes in the United States.
I can never apply for a USA visa because I can be k!IIed there. Everybody uses a g*n there” — VeryDarkMan says
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— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) August 16, 2025
See some of the reactions trailing the post below:
@bayeiemmy
Exactly imagine say na for USA very dark man d do this his activism they for dn kpai am since
Because he would call someone out
Next thing person go carry gun mount am for house baff am with bullet 😂💔
@fits_234
This one dey overate himself😭
@Meze6777Eze
LOL THIS KIND OF TALK FIT MAKE DEM DENY THE VISA WHEN HE FINALLY NEEDS IT
@Ifeymidayo
If na US, Na since we for sun carry placards enter street for OG!
@Animus__X
Like say Dem go approve am before 😂
@the_story76
He’s lying…. He hasn’t gotten the opportunity yet.
@HGbesh
Dem go kpai 4th arm of Nigerian government 😂💀
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