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onuman:Thank you for this. They say they are fighting book haram yet they went to create Hisbah. They say book haram is bad but support death penalty for blasphemy against the prophet. If Boko haram was killing Christians alone this northern Muslims would not be crying out since it is infidels being killed. They know what to do to stop Boko haram. It start from ideology. Sharia law needs to removed in totality. |
Totilopussylick:Things fall apart. The center cannot hold. Buhari advisers are deceiving him. They say they are killing bandits everyday. Where are this ones now coming out from? Are they manufacturing them in a factory? |
Of course they had to let him go from the police station. When mumu Nigerians will be saying dem no dey put mouth for pastor matter. This is what it leads to. Escape from justice. On the part of the girl a pastor is sleeping with you before marriage. Is that not hypocrisy? You should have known he was a devious and deceitful b*stard. |
Barrister Allen Onyenma! Barrister Allen Onyenma, Barrister Allen Onyenma! How many times i call you? Save your money and energy for your airline business. |
Vabama:I don’t believe this story. |
Women have suffered. See all the fools in the comment section saying the lady is lying. Immediately a man is accused of rape the next thing he says is “she is my girlfriend”. Lmao. That dodo don expire. Talk another thing. |
fergie0o1:Correct. This Govt needs to be run like the private sector. |
Na Sapa be this. |
Just lovely. Simply beautiful. Better to have beautiful eyes than a beautiful face. Lasts longer. |
Evil never relents. When fighting evil be prepared to fight forever. I was supporting the US leaving because they have spent a lot of tax payers funds there. But seeing this i have had a rethink. Perhaps they should have maintained a base so as not to lose advantage gained over the years. God will direct Joe Biden cos everything is now on his head. |
Babatunde7109:The will still attend. They are waiting for miracle money. |
babaolofin:Exactly. Because they would do the same in that same position. Remember the Gucci Pastor telling Ese Walters that “ I will teach you a level of grace you don’t understand”. I can never forget that statement. It expresses exactly the arrogance of Nigerian pastors today. |
baby124:You hear them saying “I don’t care what my pastor does with the tithe i pay him” or “is it the chicken change you pay as tithe that the pastor is using to buy private jet”? No accountability in church affairs. What a pity. |
Myer:Nigerians worship wealth. If you are now a rich pastor to them it means automatically God’s grace resides with you. They know in their heart that he is a womanizer and adulterer but they feel the power of God resides in him and Nigerians love ‘miracle’ performaimg pastor so they will always support him. |
vedaxcool:Christendom has really sunken. Nigerians worship their pastors in the hope of miracle money. Senseless people asking why she didn’t expose the others she slept with. |
Na wa. Hope no trouble in paradise. |
DoctorDree:The country is descending into anarchy. |
maestroferddi:The same way Rochas Okorocha deceived Imo people with his philanthropy. At the end of the day nothing upstairs. |
FLYFIRE:All I know is TB Joshua has always been accused of spiritism that’s why other pastors didn’t get along with him. His ministry has always been suspicious. |
musicwriter:Are you for real? This is messed up. If you were abroad you could have sued them and at least get some compensation/popularity.. This is why people don't like sharing ideas. ![]() |
Church agbasa!!! What is this? |
Northerner again!!!! Hmmm! |
saferoom:Well done. Never trust anybody. |
musicwriter:So sad. They should have at least thanked you for the feedback. I hope you weren't expecting them to pay you as they didn't contract you to provide a solution. |
airsaylongcome:True. Perhaps that was the amount they wanted to sell it to Sterling Bank. They should have factored in emotional distress and pegged it at N1bn. |
Abiodunspectre:I am happy this case is company vs company. Sterling Bank can't intimidate them like if it was was an individual. Nigerian banks and deceit. And in all their core values you will always find "Integrity". No true belief in the values they espouse. |
Fcwilly:Lol. You said it. ![]() |
They looked forlorn and despondent. One of them has already committed suicide while some narrowly escaped suicide attempts. They are still in a state of shock, unsure of what to do. These are victims of an investment that went down the drain. More than 2000 Nigerians invested in a promised mouth watering Return on Investment ,ROI with a Lagos-based at different times. By Clever Advertising Some of the victims told Crime Guard that an advertisement was placed by the company on radios, podcasts and through other social media influencers, calling for investment of funds into the company’s various investment plans which included: logistics/bike investment, Customer Relationship Management Investment, CRMI; Education Virtual Reality for Students Investment, VR;. Location Sponsorship Investment; Real Estate and Independent Investment. They were expected to get a Return on Investment, ROI hovering between 60% to 110% depending on the investment plan and duration. To ascertain the authenticity of the investment, the investors said they visited the company’s Ikeja and Lekki offices in Lagos and in Abuja office too, depending on the part of the country they resided. They said some staff and few motor bikes were seen within the premises and along the road, which gave them the impression that they were investing in a proper company. They said their confidence was further strengthened with the well-publicized remittances made to the earlier investors. Danger The first signal that indicated trouble ahead for the investors occurred last year, when the company, according to the investors, started giving excuses on payment of the promised mouth watering Return on Investment, ROI. When it finally dawned on them that it was a ponzi scheme, one of the investors identified simply as Stephen, reportedly committed suicide. The deceased was said to have taken a loan of an undisclosed millions of naira from the bank which he invested into the company. About three other investors, among them, David Oyase, also attempted to take their lives when they could not withstand the pressure from their banks, where they took loans. Among those who invested millions into the company were : Agboniffo Ohis Iyawere (N3,340,000), Victor Okinedo (N15,340,000), Chibueze Amuchie( N800,000), Bazuaye John and family (N25, 081,000) and Obiakor Elochukwu Pious and wife (N44,900,00). Lamentation Another victim is Enokela Monday, a 100 level student of Air Force Institution of Technology , Kaduna. He disclosed that he invested N1.5 million, an amount meant to pay his school fees , rent and loan he collected from his friend, into the company. Narrating his experience, he said, “ The business was introduced to my brother who stays in Dubai, when he came visiting. I accompanied him to Ikeja where he paid for the investment. “He gave me money for house rent, school fees and pocket money . He also gave me some money for my mum and siblings. I begged him to add some money for me so that I could also pay for the CRMI promotion investment. He obliged. I invested all the money given to me into the company , in addition to a loan from my best friend in the Nigeria Defence Academy, to make the money mature for the investment. The total amount I paid into the company’s account was N1.5 million. Today, my friend sees me as a bad person, he thinks I fooled him. As I speak, I can’t afford my school fees, house rent and money to offset the loan I collected from my family including my friends. Suicide experience “In my frustration, I drank some quantity of poisonous substance. But for the help of my girlfriend who was around I would have been a forgotten issue. She gave me enough palm oil that revived me. My brother could not return to Dubai. He stayed behind to monitor the situation. He said he can’t return to Dubai because some of the money he invested in the business was a loan he collected from his friends over there. My family is restless, we can barely feed. Depression is setting in”, he stated. Trouble In a move to get their money back, some of the aggrieved investors have alerted the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, the Presidency, the House of Representatives and Senate Committees on Public Complaint, and Securities and Exchange Commission, among other relevant government bodies. In an open letter to the EFCC chairman, Mr Abdulrasheed Bawa, some of the aggrieved investors said, “ the unraveling of the suspected Ponzi scheme all started in the first week of October 2020, when suddenly, the company started giving excuses why it could not pay. At first, it stated that the Customer Relationship Management Investment, CRMI was oversubscribed and that the company wanted to refund the excesses before payment could resume (however, they still accepted funds from some investors). Later, it said that the SEC has ordered it to refund all CRMI investors. After that, it was one story or the other and the managing Director/Chief Executive Officer actually went underground, claiming to have been involved in an accident, and continued hiding until it was learnt that EFCC officers had arrested him. Arrest by EFCC Part of the letter the investors wrote to EFCC chairman read: “EFCC officers held him in a detention facility at its Okotie-Eboh Office, Ikoyi for about a month and then released him on December 22, 2020. Prior to his release, he gave investors his word that as soon as he is released, he would sell some of the assets he diverted investors’ monies into and pay up investors. “To the chagrin of investors, after he was released, he stated clearly that EFCC instructed him not to meet or communicate with investors. This,the EFCC denied. Again, he stated that the EFCC has not unfreeze the company’s account as well as his personal account. It’s worthy to note that the Director, on several occasions, clearly stated that he was not the enemy. That rather, our common enemy being the EFCC, is the reason he has not paid investors. He was encouraging the investors to stage a protest against the EFCC at Okotie-Eboh Office, Ikoyi, to release his assets and unfreeze his company’s accounts and his personal account”. “Chairman sir, with about 7.5 billion naira investors’ funds , still under his firm grip. EFCC Lagos has been on the matter for months without prosecution, claiming they’re still investigating him. We implore you to kindly act in the interest of the innocent investors”. Furthermore, the man admitted using some people’s bank accounts to receive funds since EFCC had restricted his bank accounts. He also admitted that he used investor’s funds to invest heavily in properties. It will interest you to know that on three occasions, the investors have offered to help him release his properties which he claimed to have been seized by EFCC, but he only accepts verbally, but never comes forth with the conditions given by investors. These conditions are as follows: That he will provide an MoU making commitments for payments, using the assets as collateral if he fails to make payments afterward; That he includes payment plan in this MoU and that he sends this MoU to our various lawyers to review before adoption ”He may just disappear with the entirety of the money should EFCC release the assets and unfreeze his account without the investors being carried along especially in the light of both his company and himself holding investors incommunicado. While there is no doubt that EFCC has no collaboration with him and his company( names withheld) to do away with investors funds, the agency’s long delay to either prosecute him or release/unblock the investors’ funds and the assets purchased with investors’ funds so as to alleviate investor’s plight is making a lot of investors believe otherwise”. “ We the investors are appealing to the Chairman of EFCC, Mr. Abdulrasheed Bawa, to come to our aide as our only hope to get justice for the investors to ensure that every investors’ monies are refunded. Due to the current hardship in the country some investors have lost their lives through suicide, depressions, and shock on how they are going to pay back the loans they collected with collaterals, many can’t afford to pay their rent anymore, many have relocated to their villages and many have been sent out of schools due to tuition fees not paid and many marriages broken. Futile efforts Efforts to reach the company’s MD/CEO, on his mobile line failed , as it was switched off. That of his wife’s was also switched off. When the EFCC’s Head, Media and Publicity, Mr Wilson Uwujaren was contacted, he said, “ The most I can say is that the case is still under investigation”. Copied from Vanguard News |
Tinubuadvocate:She dropped facts. Not like your Buhari that pulls figures out of the air. Lifting 10.5m people out of poverty my foot. |
Compare this woman with the current finance minister. God have mercy. One of Johnathan's mistake was Diezani. Imagine if she had acted like Madam Ngozi, she would have been celebrated today. A good name is better than silver. |
Buhari thinks he can just arrest Israelis the way they are arresting Nigerians. Lmao. Foreign powers go overlook until you start to dey torment their citizens. Cow government. |
patoski39:For the sake of diversity and inclusion na. Lmao. Mumu coach. |
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. Those people still tithing in this day and age, you are the real MVP. Soaking garri and funding pastor to carry olosho