Chinese Businessman Ross Boss Calls Out Verydarkman: “I Paid Thousands, Got No Customer” 🇨🇳💥🇳🇬

Social media is buzzing after Chinese businessman Ross Boss publicly called out Nigerian activist Verydarkman (VDM), accusing him of offering zero business value despite charging thousands of dollars for his influence.

According to Ross Boss, despite VDM’s massive social media following, not a single customer purchased his products after their supposed collaboration.

In a fiery video statement, the businessman refuted VDM’s recent allegations of fraud, throwing down a bold challenge:

“If anyone can come forward with proof that I scammed them, I will refund the money and even pay for their flight to China,” he said.

He further declared that he was ready to report himself to the police and serve three years in jail if found guilty of any wrongdoing.

Ross Boss expressed deep frustration at having paid “thousands of dollars” for VDM’s endorsement, only to receive nothing in return.

As expected, social media users quickly jumped into the drama.

@powerchibueze commented:

“Omooo, this Oyinbo get evidence pass VDM. From today, I hereby renounce being a ratel!”

@dokitawaa added:

“It hurts to say this, but the truth is the youth are not ready to be the leaders we claim to be. Our greed is even greater than that of the government we constantly blame.”

💭 Opinion: When Influence Becomes Illusion — The Cost of Empty Clout

This saga between Ross Boss and Verydarkman highlights a growing problem in today’s influencer economy: hype without results.

Influence is supposed to mean impact, but too often, it’s just noise — millions of views with no real-world value. Many brands fall for follower counts without realizing that numbers don’t always equal influence.

Ross Boss’s frustration is a reminder that authentic engagement matters more than online popularity. On the flip side, influencers must also learn to vet the brands they promote — not every partnership is a fit for every audience.

In the end, this isn’t just about a failed deal between a Chinese businessman and a Nigerian activist. It’s a wake-up call for the entire social media space: real influence isn’t in shouting the loudest — it’s in delivering results. 📉💬