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If we reach the target he said we’ll link up and I’ll also choose one person from my comments for him to bless 😭
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@JohiahVictory@olawalaramiee@BigRexxie_ Yes pls
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Some won't get it back because the beneficiary won't agree for a refund and the money isn't for them o
How ₦1,450,000 of my hard-earned money disappeared from my Kuda account @joinkuda@kudahelp_ng and nobody is helping.
I am a recent graduate of the University of Ibadan.
An AgroPreneur.
Recognized as one of the most outstanding student AgroPreneurs in 2024 by NAAS South-West.
I built my businesses legitimately; selling men’s fashion items, sneakers, and supplying day-old chicks across Nigeria.
I don’t smoke.
I don’t drink.
I don’t do fraud.
I hustle. Legitimately.
On April 13, 2025, I received an email from Kuda Bank stating that a lien had been placed on my account due to a “fraudulent inflow.”
Fraudulent?
I was shocked.
The money in question ₦2,450,000 came from a transaction on Bybit (a crypto trading platform where I had saved and sold assets) but met #1,450,000 in my Kuda @kudahelp_ng@joinkuda
The buyers paid me.
I had receipts.
I had transaction evidence.
I released my assets only after confirming payment.
Yet my account was frozen.
When I contacted Kuda @joinkuda , I was told there was a court order linked to something called “Pyramid Bank” , a name I have NEVER heard of in my life.
It’s Nigeria, you people will say snake swallows money! How did money get from the bank in the first place?!
The payments I received were from Moniepoint accounts. I was only a second beneficiary.
Still, my money was locked.
I was told to get a lawyer.
The first lawyer asked for a percentage of the ₦1.45M immediately, money I did not even have access to.
At that time, I had just resumed my final year in school.
I had already lost my father after secondary school.
I lost my mother in 300 level.
I had no parents to run to.
Only myself and my brothers.
So I focused on graduating.
Then one day, during my semester exams, I checked my account.
The ₦1,450,000 was gone.
Not on hold.
Not pending.
Gone.
No transaction history.
No reversal trail.
Just gone.
I contacted Kuda again.@kudahelp_ng@kudabusiness
They said receipts were not enough.
They said I should get a court order.
How does a victim get a court order to recover his own legitimate earnings?
Another lawyer later told me quietly:
“Forget the money. Many people are in court already. No progress.”
So this is Nigeria?
Where criminals walk free…
But innocent youths lose their hard-earned money?
Where a young entrepreneur can trade legitimately, provide evidence, and still be punished?
I reported to the Central Bank of Nigeria on October 5, 2025.
No response.
I have:
– All receipts
– All emails
– The alleged court order copy
– Evidence of Bybit transaction
– Payment confirmations
I am not asking for sympathy.
I am asking for justice.
₦1,450,000 is not small money.
It represents sweat.
Late nights.
Legitimate hustle.
Nigeria should protect its honest youths ,not exhaust them.
I am calling on:
Kuda Bank @kudahelp_ng@kudabusiness@joinkuda
Central Bank of Nigeria @cenbank
Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission @fccpcnigeria@SaharaReporters@PremiumTimesng
Please investigate this.
Return my money.
Let Nigeria be a country where the innocent do not suffer for crimes they did not commit.
If you believe in fairness, please retweet, please retweet, please retweet 🙏🙏🙏
Nigerian Designer Sh@t D+ad Inside Quilox Nightclub; K+ller Now on the Run
A night meant for celebration ended in tragedy after a 30-year-old Nigerian immigrant and aspiring fashion designer, Sheriff Shittu, was sh@t in the head inside Quilox Restaurant and Lounge in East Flatbush, Brooklyn.
The incident happened around 4:25 a.m. on Saturday when a gunman opened fire inside the nightclub. Sheriff had gone out with his younger brother, Fawaz Shittu, to celebrate a friend’s birthday, just a day before their mother was scheduled to arrive from Nigeria for a visit.
According to Fawaz, trouble started when a drunk patron began groping women, including Sheriff’s girlfriend. A brief tussle followed. Although the brothers initially left the club, they returned minutes later after realizing Sheriff had forgotten his phone.
As the intoxicated man was being escorted out, the club owner reportedly tried to calm the situation. Moments later, a g¥nsh+t rang out.
“I heard ‘pow,’ and I looked down and I saw my brother,” Fawaz recalled. “I was screaming his name. I was trying to wake him up.”
A bartender attempted CPR before medics rushed Sheriff to hospital, where he was later pronounced d+ad. The suspect fled the scene and remains at large.
The grieving family has questioned how the g¥nman managed to enter the club with a w+apon, alleging security lapses.
Sheriff, who immigrated to the U.S. in 2018, worked as a security guard while building his fashion brand, Riff Ent. His family described him as kind, protective, and deeply devoted to his loved ones.
Heartbreakingly, their mother, Foluke Shittu, learned of her son’s d+ath only after landing in New York for her planned visit.
Despite the devastating loss, the family says they will continue pushing Sheriff’s fashion dream forward, while demanding justice for his k+lling.