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Skriller:
Omo, see better thread
Wow
See better news

chatinent:
There's no big organization in the world where the managers don't useless ladies.

Stupid men!

I know of one who has slept with a community of ladies.

naturefellow:
yet one good for nothing Nairaland moderator, by name of Mynd44, says David Hundeyin is a spin doctor. Shameless being!

rex21:
Do you wish for a rich world where the rich/strong rides on the poor and weak or a just nation where everything is fair to all concerned ??
Do think about it, dont be in a rush to answer.

ETHICALLYrlght:
5. The same villain sells stocks valued at $20 for less than $4 behind closed doors.
Moral Lesson: You're a sheep if you still think that forces of demand and supply determine prices at the stock exchange and money market. Prices are controlled by mafias.

I hope one day we'll comprehend how young men whose start-ups have less than half-a-million apps download on both APPLE Store and Google Play Store were able to dash Big Brother Naija 2billion Naira as headline sponsors

cl0r0x:
I work with law enforcement in a foreign country. I specialise in electronics crimes and I must say OMG. We receive a very high volume of credit card fraud, most of which the beneficiary is flutterwave. Scammers and cybercriminals use it as a safe haven.

ETHICALLYrlght:
I hope one day we'll comprehend how young men whose start-ups have less than half-a-million apps download on both APPLE Store and Google Play Store were able to dash Big Brother Naija 2billion Naira as headline sponsors

timefarm:
The answer is obvious.

From this story and write up there, there is no rich oppressing the poor there
Look beyond the letters there, you will only see jealousy and outright envy.

Access bank has more resources than his this media trial at their disposal to bring him to justice if they had felt cheated.

I do not claim he has done all thing well, no, no big corporation has. Even him writing, we saw the scandal about him the other time.

I was expecting to see real things not office romance gone wrong story.

CSNg:
I have always known Flutterwave to be a corrupt entity.

I made a payment through them to MallForAfrica and till today, the money entered voicemail. I complained to MallForAfrica and they blamed Flutterwave, I sent a ticket to Flutterwave and they blamed my bank (GTB) but deep down in me, I knew it was them (Flutterwave) that stole the money.

I also heard of stories from people who used them as a payment processor or their online services and payment gateway...they remit money from customers and it reflects on the dashboard of the clients but they would never remit to their bank accounts.

So with all this, I am not surprised!

CUMIN:
It's the other way round...you need more company like flutterwave than David hudeyin...

CrownOfClay724:
This thread is not for everybody.

CrownOfClay724:
Read the room.

Niralanders are heaping culpability on David Hundeyin instead of asking for things to be done properly.

Bloody fraudsters.

chatinent:
There's no big organization in the world where the managers don't useless ladies.

Stupid men!

I know of one who has slept with a community of ladies.

Landmack:
E shock u?

Nigerians r d problems of Nigeria. Take a Nigeria to a virgin island,he will still ooze ‘Nigerianess’. Nothing works in the country anymore.

E wan do pass Jesus. Holy-holy

Landmack:
Categories of pple that avoided this thread

1.IPOB urchins
2.Tinubu urchins
3. Romance section mafias
4. NL Feminists

timefarm:
The answer is obvious.

From this story and write up there, there is no rich oppressing the poor there
Look beyond the letters there, you will only see jealousy and outright envy.

Access bank has more resources than his this media trial at their disposal to bring him to justice if they had felt cheated.

I do not claim he has done all thing well, no, no big corporation has. Even him writing, we saw the scandal about him the other time.

I was expecting to see real things not office romance gone wrong story.

CrownOfClay724:
What is worse?

The fact that they see the outlier as the troublemaker.

E wan do pass Jesus. Holy-holy

GeneralPula:
That’s not flutterwave fault..

You steal money, come shop for my store, I’m I suppose to know the money was stolen and not yours?

In the USA, guys will steal credit card and head straight to stores - EBay, Craigslist, Amazon & so on and these stores will accept and delivered whatever you buy..

The problem is solely the credit card owner... Even banks will dare not accuse anyone except the hackers stealing the credit card..

Siberia01:


Who has time to read that

yuzjet:
This level of journalism is not something to be bleeped with. This is just too revealing. How this man sourced this document should be commended.

This one pass ọmọ² óò!

timefarm:
Exactly my point too.

That David need to calm down.

Siberia01:


Who has time to read that

pacespot:
Should I close my Flutterwave account now?

ETHICALLYrlght:
The flutterwave chronicle is the biggest exposé of the Nigerian Fintech space that is saturated with founders whose backgrounds and antecedence do not corroborate their sudden success narratives.

If you didn't read David Hundeyin's publication, my summary is as follows:

1. The villain of the story was an influential Access Bank staff who used Access Bank's name and identity to secure investment for his flutterwave startup.
Moral Lesson: I do not blame entrepreneurs like Dangote who hire many Indian professionals in management.

2. The same villain reneged on his agreement with one of the foremost employees and executive of the firm regarding an important oral shareholding agreement.
Moral Lesson: Always write down and sign every agreement even with family.

3. The same villain employed the counsel who was holding brief for the aggrieved ex-employee at the National Industrial Court. The counsel abandoned the claimant and represented the defendant.
Moral Lesson: The Rules of Professional Conduct for Legal Practitioners in Nigeria prohibits a counsel from representing an opponent in a particular case. There are no rules when money is involved in Nigeria.

4. The same villain sexually abused another employed victim for years and proceeded to influence her new employer after she left flutterwave.
Moral Lesson: We should support our girls, sisters, daughters and nieces! They are endangered even in the most formal and literate spaces in this country .

5. The same villain sells stocks valued at $20 for less than $4 behind closed doors.
Moral Lesson: You're a sheep if you still think that forces of demand and supply determine prices at the stock exchange and money market. Prices are controlled by mafias.

I hope one day we'll comprehend how young men whose start-ups have less than half-a-million apps download on both APPLE Store and Google Play Store were able to dash Big Brother Naija 2billion Naira as headline sponsors

timefarm:
The answer is obvious.

From this story and write up there, there is no rich oppressing the poor there
Look beyond the letters there, you will only see jealousy and outright envy.

Access bank has more resources than his this media trial at their disposal to bring him to justice if they had felt cheated.

I do not claim he has done all thing well, no, no big corporation has. Even him writing, we saw the scandal about him the other time.

I was expecting to see real things not office romance gone wrong story.

ETHICALLYrlght:
The flutterwave chronicle is the biggest exposé of the Nigerian Fintech space that is saturated with founders whose backgrounds and antecedence do not corroborate their sudden success narratives.

If you didn't read David Hundeyin's publication, my summary is as follows:

1. The villain of the story was an influential Access Bank staff who used Access Bank's name and identity to secure investment for his flutterwave startup.
Moral Lesson: I do not blame entrepreneurs like Dangote who hire many Indian professionals in management.

2. The same villain reneged on his agreement with one of the foremost employees and executive of the firm regarding an important oral shareholding agreement.
Moral Lesson: Always write down and sign every agreement even with family.

3. The same villain employed the counsel who was holding brief for the aggrieved ex-employee at the National Industrial Court. The counsel abandoned the claimant and represented the defendant.
Moral Lesson: The Rules of Professional Conduct for Legal Practitioners in Nigeria prohibits a counsel from representing an opponent in a particular case. There are no rules when money is involved in Nigeria.

4. The same villain sexually abused another employed victim for years and proceeded to influence her new employer after she left flutterwave.
Moral Lesson: We should support our girls, sisters, daughters and nieces! They are endangered even in the most formal and literate spaces in this country .

5. The same villain sells stocks valued at $20 for less than $4 behind closed doors.
Moral Lesson: You're a sheep if you still think that forces of demand and supply determine prices at the stock exchange and money market. Prices are controlled by mafias.

I hope one day we'll comprehend how young men whose start-ups have less than half-a-million apps download on both APPLE Store and Google Play Store were able to dash Big Brother Naija 2billion Naira as headline sponsors