The FCT Police Command on Sunday evening arrested a self-acclaimed activist named Very Dark Man whose real name is Martins Vincent Otse for receiving money from Olu Campbell, a high profile convict and wanted credit Card scammer who jumped bail in Maryland USA and currently in hiding in Midrand South Africa.
In a shocking revelation that has sent ripples through the online activism sphere, the self-acclaimed activist, VeryDarkMan, whose real name is Martins Vincent Otse
was found to be funded by a high profile credit card scammer named Olu Campbell was has been previously convicted in Maryland USA for serval Fraud cases.
Known for his vocal online presence and charismatic demeanor, VeryDarkMan has garnered a following based on his advocacy against societal injustices, but recent revelations revealed that VeryDarkMan who positioned himself as a champion for social justice and change works for and shields Olu campbell whose online scams has impacted countless victims.
As the details of this unsettling connection come to light, questions arise about the true motivations and intentions of this self-proclaimed advocate. He may face a range of potential charges, including fraud, conspiracy, and aiding and abetting criminal activities.
Through meticulous research, evidence indicating a collaboration between the self acclaimed activist VeryDarkMan and Olu Campbell the notorious
online scammer has come to light as hundreds of individuals who have fallen victim to online scams through him has petitioned the Nigerian Police.
Olu Campbell is a Nigerian who was jailed for $428,000 mortgage fraud and for his Involvement in $650,000 identity theft and currently on the run following a warrant for arrest issued by Judge Roger Zepeda in Montgomery County State of Maryland, United States of America for theft and Robbery to the tune of $650,000.
Olu Campbell came to US as an asylum seeker and was involved in a dozen counts of wire fraud and identity theft in connection with a 2 scheme that used Baltimore properties to swindle a Beltsville lender out of more than $664,000.
Olu Campbell with the Instagram handle https://www.instagram.com/olu.bc?igsh=aDkyYnE2ZzRmaXZl also known as Oluseun Oshosanya, Olu Babatunde, Olu Babacamp among other identity is believed to have escaped from USA to Rwanda where he was involved in further criminal activities and
most recently relocated to South Africa where he has become an Instagram celebrity.
Fraud Survivors Network, A group of Fraud Victims in Maryland USA, has called on the international Police (Interpol) and South Africa Security agencies to arrest and deport Mr. Olu Campbell back to USA to face criminal charges following the warrant for his arrest issued by a Us Court.
Information obtained from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) showed that Olu Campbell also known as Oluseun Oshosanya, a Nigerian and Maryland USA based notorious cyber criminal was involved in a significant mortgage fraud scheme.
In the case listed as United States vs. Dema Daiga & Olu Campbell, He pleaded guilty to wire fraud related to defrauding a mortgage company of $428,000, A federal jury convicted and sentenced him to 65 months imprisonment.
His Conviction was upheld by the States Court of Appeals for the fourth Circuit Appeal from the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, at Baltimore, in the case no. 10-5265 United States of America, Plaintiff – Appellee, v. Olu Campbell, a/k/a Oluseun Oshosanya, Defendant – Appellant.
After serving his jail term, he was released and ordered by the court to restitute the full amount he scammed his victims. He went further into criminal activities including credit card and identity theft and committed $650,000 Wire fraud in Maryland USA.
Campbell was rearrested, arraigned and granted bail but has since jumped bail and escaped from the United States to South Africa where he is currently enjoying his loot.
More information about the cases of Olu Campbell can be found on
https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/ca4/10-5265/10-5265-2012-06-06.html
https://www.justice.gov/archive/usao/md/news/archiv/Leaderin78MillionDreamHomeMortgageFraudSchemeSentencedto10YearsinPrison2.html
