Key Points:
- VDM unveils a monthly cleanup plan for towns nationwide. He frames it as pride, order, and love for home
- Crews will sweep roads and parks, and clear blocked drains. Volunteers will mend school desks, paint walls, and fix taps
- He says no violence, only clean work and real impact. He urges youths to show up in teams each month
Martins Vincent Otse, known as VeryDarkMan, sets a bold plan. He calls it the Ratel cleanup drive for all. The first clean day holds on Saturday, 29 November 2025. He says there is no violence, only real impact.
He speaks in a short clip on his Facebook page. VDM says, “We are taking over Nigeria with impact.” Days ago, his call to Abuja hospitals drew wide notes. The activist urges youths to turn posts to street help.
Ratel cleanup tasks and safety rules
Crews will sweep roads, parks, markets, and bus stops. Teams will clear gutters so rain can run off fast. They will patch desks and paint dull school walls. Guides will teach safe ways to lift, bag, and dump.
He says each crew will work with calm and care. Online buzz from his Tesla truck street clip now fuels turnouts. Trucks or carts will move full bags to drop sites. Short water breaks will keep work safe in heat.
How youths can join the first clean day
He asks each town to form small teams with leads. Meet points can be parks, school gates, or town halls. Groups should bring brooms, gloves, masks, and large bin bags. Local chiefs may grant clear space for gear and rest.
He says youths should show up on time in teams. They should wear bright shirts so cars can see them. After work, leads will share next month’s plan and map. The drive then runs once each month across states.
