Connect with us

    Hi, what are you looking for?

    News

    IPOB’s Bank Account in US Closed ‘Over Fraud’

    Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has closed its bank account in the United States which also served as a central account for members to pay their monthly dues and contributions to the Eastern Security Network (ESN).

    Chika Edoziem, head of directorate of IPOB disclosed this in a statement he made available to newsmen on Thursday.

    According to Edoziem, the order which was given through the legal department of the group has also directed that another account should be open to serve the same purpose.

    Edoziem disclosed that the group received a report from the bank that some yet to be determined persons reported that they were operating a fraudulent account and subsequently requested that it should be closed down.

    Although the group said it is yet to determine those who originated the fraud report, but noted that a new account has been directed by Kanu, through the legal department to be opened.

    The statement directed all members to obey their leader’s command and adjust to the new change.

    ‘That the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, worldwide Nnamdi Kanu authorised the opening of the IPOB USA families were instructed to pay in their monthly contributions.

    ‘That this same USA National account was also designated by our leader as the account for ESN worldwide contributions.

    ‘Following a report to the bank by yet to be identified persons that this account is fraudulent, the bank requested that the account be closed,’ Edoziem stated.

    Spread the love
    Click to comment

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    ad

    You May Also Like

    Metro

    Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has recovered over N5bn and $10m from contractors and government officials indicted in the fraud in the turnaround maintenance...

    Sports

    Chelsea players will donate part of their Club World Cup bonuses to the family of the late Diogo Jota, who died last month aged...

    Business

    Eastman Kodak, once the undisputed king of photography, is staring down a financial lens that could spell the end of its storied existence. In...

    Tech

    Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has introduced a series of new regulations aimed at strengthening consumer protection and improving service delivery in the telecommunications sector....