VeryDarkMan Releases Shocking Video of Victims Killed by Bandits in Nigeria
On the 21st of August 2026, according to the popular activist know as VDM. A village called Dekara in Bogu Local Government Area.
By Sylvester Eyamah
Sep 21, 2026, 7:18 AM · 1 min read

On August 21, 2026, a quiet morning in Dekara village — located in Bogu Local Government Area of Niger State — turned into a nightmare.
According to eyewitnesses, while Muslim worshippers were inside their mosques for prayers, the doors were shut, and three other villages were attacked simultaneously. The attackers moved through the communities with terrifying precision.
Witnesses say around 500 people were dragged from the mosques into the surrounding bushes.
For weeks, there was no word. No demands. No statement. Only silence.
Then, on September 14, 2026, the bandits finally sent a message to the villagers: “Come and collect the corpses of some of your people.”
The video below shows what was left behind. Some survivors remain trapped in the bushes, unable to leave
Source: VDM
A Pattern Beyond Religion
What happened in Dekara is not an isolated incident. It is part of a growing pattern across Nigeria — one that is often framed as religious conflict, but may be something far more sinister.
According to one witness’s perspective, the killings in Nigeria are less about religion and more about Nigerians dying. The victims are Muslim. The victims are Christian. The victims are farmers, traders, children, and worshippers.
The common thread is not faith — it is the relentless loss of Nigerian lives.
What Comes Next?
- Will the government respond?
- Will the victims’ families ever receive justice?
- Will the world pay attention?
For now, the people of Dekara wait. Some still hide in the bushes. Some still search for bodies. And some still ask the same question:
How many more must die before Nigeria protects its own?
Credit: Very Dark Man (Martins Vincent Otse)
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