In a video shared on social media, VeryDarkMan drew attention to two endorsement deals involving B-Red, whose real name is Adebayo Adeleke, a son of Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke.
The first deal was announced on February 5, 2025, when B-Red shared pictures of himself holding a cheque worth ₦200 million from Armstrong Paints Limited.
A second endorsement deal, reportedly worth ₦300 million, was announced around July 2025 by Evermark Homes, bringing the stated value of the two deals to ₦500 million within approximately five months.
However, VeryDarkMan questioned the serial numbers displayed on the two cheques, claiming they appeared identical despite being issued by different companies on separate occasions.
He displayed the cheques in his video and read out the numbers, challenging viewers to explain how two different companies could issue cheques bearing the same serial numbers.
The activist subsequently alleged that the endorsement deals could be a cover for money laundering, claiming that the arrangements were intended to make funds appear to have come from legitimate business transactions.
VeryDarkMan also referenced Sina Rambo while making the allegations against the singers, although the specific evidence linking him to the alleged transactions was not clearly established in the account.
The claims have not been independently verified, and the alleged similarity in the cheque serial numbers does not, on its own, establish fraud or money laundering. No response from B-Red, Sina Rambo, Armstrong Paints Limited or Evermark Homes was available at the time of filing this report.
Watch the activist reveal the alleged fraud in the video below.
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