₦airaland Forum

portable don hammer

Good one, let him account for money spent while as governor.

they are not ready

I hope he can fight insecurity

Nonpartisan1:
initial gra gra!

Their normal scope before you know it, they are back!

LibertyRep:
Slapping the wife of the governor or anyone at all is an assault.
People should learn how to tame their anger.

She stepped on her first and asked who invited her there.

All na wash, he go be like di former

Lol, as America dey pepper dem

About to run to the USA

Okay but you still look malnourished

NBA should gang up against Umahi and make sure he doe not come back.

I don't understand the headline

When you dey take loan, you call me

Lecturer needs to blend him with the blender.

Karlovych:
Hmm, Igbos!!

Shut up

Yeye people, Putin go use una test new bombs

Eh ya, so touching!

After squandering our money

Finally...
http://saharareporters.com/2022/02/22/interpol-declares-ho-corn-founder-harrison-osemwengie-wanted-over-multibillion-naira


The founder of HO Corn, Harrison Osemwengie has been declared wanted by Interpol over multi-billion-naira investment fraud.

Osemwengie duped investors with the promise of 50 per cent in return for their investments, Peoples Gazette reports.

This is according to a warrant of arrest issued from the Central Crimes Registry.

“A warrant of arrest has been issued by the chief magistrate court Lagos. He is wanted by the police for the offence of obtaining money under false pretence and investment fraud and threat to life,” the special police bulletin said.

Mr Osemwengie, during a media campaign in February 2020, promised that his firm would offer a 50 per cent return on investment (ROI) after six months to anyone willing to take advantage of it.

Subsequently, many people bought into it but there was no return on investment as promised by Osemwengie.
It was learnt that the investment funds run into billions of naira.

Foundation for Investigative Journalism spoke with an investor who said Mr Osemwengie would be able to afford the outrageous returns.

 

“I remember the presenter asking Osemwengie if he was sure his company would be able to pay the agreed 50 per cent ROI and tell the public that the business was well insured in the event of a disaster,” the investor said.

 

The report also added that Mr Osemwengie’s company would send photographs of farms that did not belong to them to investors.

 

In July 2020, investors began to complain about non-payment of promised ROIs, raising doubts about the company’s authenticity.

 

“When this happened, HO Corn quickly issued a statement blaming the pandemic and the lockdown for its inability to make payment. It, however, promised that by August, investors would get their money,” another investor told FIJ.

 

FIJ’s independent investigation revealed that the company left its third-floor office at the Africa Reinsurance Building, Karimu Kotun Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, without informing its investors.

A day to vote out APC

A day to vote out APC

He is mad

Big burial

Gburugburu is working

Vanity

Dem don disburse funds, fire don catch

Umahi is fond of this rubbish. He did this to Afikpo Chic Maria Ude now this lady.