X Community Note Rejects VDM Claims,David Hundeyin Reacts
X community Note reactions
X Community Note Rejects VDM Claims, Gives 1 Reason, David Hundeyin Reacts
The community note of X(formally Twitter) rejected VDM claims over the missing of 180m from his MOVI foundation account
Recall that VDM made a video on his Facebook handle stating that hackers Stole 180m from his NGO account
This claim generated lot of controversy on social media, while some supports him, others questioned the veracity of his claims.
In addition,the X community note was one of those who rejected his claims with a very strong Reason given.

1. X Community note believes that since the website does not accept direct payment, it is impossible for someone one to hack it.
This is because it is indirectly stating that the said hackers made access to the bank holding the fund.
According to them ”
The Website of VDM (Martins Vincent Otse) NGO mvoi4all.com does not store ora
process payment, so hacking it(if this claim is true) WILL NOT cause any money to go missing from the Zenith Bank Account (1313679008) where donations are received. This Claim Is False!”
In addition,a renowned Journalist David Hundayien believes that VDM recent video was a ploy to divert attention from the fact that France has a base in Nigeria.

Recently, Niger Republic alleged that Franch soldiers whom they ousted from their country are currently having their base in Nigeria.
Also, they accused France of supporting different terrorist groups operating in Sahel.
This claims was denied by the Nigerian government which is currently heating up the polity between the two countries !
David Hundayen wrote the following on his X handle in reactions to VDM post;

“The details of a French-sponsored terrorism operation in West Africa using Nigeria as its operational base are currently being exposed to the world and guess what happens?
One shirtless idiot puts on his ring light to start yapping on the internet about NGO and N160m – and Nigerians eat it up AGAIN!
Our people can never spot and strategically ignore an obvious distraction when it is deployed.
A social engineer’s dream population!”.