VDM Arrested for Attempting to Make Nigeria Better — Authorities Declare Him “Too Patriotic”
Reported By David Joshua | Sele Media Africa

ABUJA – In what experts are calling the most shocking crime of the decade, controversial citizen and self-declared patriot, VDM, was heroically arrested this morning by celebration forces for the heinous act of trying to make Nigeria a cleaner, better country.

Sources say VDM was apprehended at his Abuja residence, allegedly wearing a “military-looking outfit” and addressing the nation like some kind of General or—God forbid—a President who actually cares.

His crimes?

• Attempting to clean dirty schools (audacity).
• Encouraging Nigerians to love their country (unthinkable).
• Preaching patriotism without permission from those who benefit from chaos.

“He’s clearly a danger to the status quo,” said an unnamed official. “If he’s not stopped, Nigerians might actually start thinking for themselves.”

As punishment, VDM has been sentenced to life in celebration. Yes, celebrated daily by citizens tired of mediocrity and hungry for real leadership.

One Ratels operative whispered, “We tried to arrest him, but the public kept taking selfies and clapping. We’re confused.”

Moral Lesson: In Nigeria, if you wear camouflage and try to fix anything, you’re either a threat or a national treasure. In VDM’s case — apparently, both.

Via Sele Media Africa — satire division

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