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How EFCC May Prevent Nigerians From Losing N4 Billion To ‘Wonder Bank’

Chacha Wabara by Chacha Wabara
October 8, 2016
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How EFCC May Prevent Nigerians From Losing N4 Billion To ‘Wonder Bank’
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‘Let’s Partner With You’ seems too corny a name to have for a bank and actually the activities of the so-called wonder bank were labelled by the EFCC as fraudulent. The drama that ensued in Enugu State on Friday when the EFCC arrested Chief Patrick Shanchi Nwokike, at his resi­dence in Enugu State serves as notice to those who choose to invest their hard earned money in too-good-to-be-true schemes.

Let’s Partner With You’ claims to be a bank that collects money deposits from the public with the promise of paying huge interest rates on the deposits. And of course, to make the venture look genuine, few initial members were paid. However, as time went on and deposits increased to the tune of N4 billion, the wonder stopped working as depositors got no interest and worse still, could not withdraw their funds from the ‘bank’.

Fortunate for these ones though, the EFCC spurred ‘by petitions from many Nigerians cutting across religious, gender, ethnic, economic and social sta­tus’ arrested the Managing Director, who according to complaints lives large and lavish while depositors are left suffering.

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From the legal standpoint, the main basis EFCC has for its actions are the breaches against extant laws which prohibit any company from soliciting and managing funds for the public without due registration with the Securi­ties and Exchange Com­mission, (SEC) or the Nigeria Deposit Insur­ance Company (NDIC).

What remains to be seen though is if the depositors would actually be able to receive their funds back. But on another note, does this whole drama not resemble that popular MMM scheme?


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Chacha Wabara-Ogbobine is a Legal practitioner with over 9years post call experience. A research Consultant, professional writer and a blogger at heart,owner of four thriving websites with well over 10years of experience. Totally in love with keeping fit and coaching weight loss enthusiasts. I love my quiet time, being with my kids, watching TV series for hours on end.

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  1. Kennedy Okonkwo says:
    November 16, 2016 at 7:04 pm

    It doesn’t resemble it! You ppl are just biased. Who told you MMM is a wonder bank? You don’t make proper investigation before making your comments. Ppl who are already participating in it says its not a wonder bank and the llikes of the useless and criminal minded house of reps members are saying it is. My annoyance is what have they got to do wit MMM? Is it because of tax they want to steal or what? Have Nigerians complained to anyone that there money is stolen by the “wonder bank”? Well EFCC has time. If they are idle and want to arrest MMM as a wonder bank then they should get ready to arrest over 1.6m Nigerians and the Nigerian banks MDs. Are they afraid that Nigerians will live out of poverty in d nearest future? Let me remind you.. Soon the banks will be no more and crypto currency will take over. Same way EFCC will be sent out to arrest owners of crypto currencies. I suggest they (house of rep /EFCC) invest their time in arresting criminals and fraudsters in the NSE. They won’t cos they are part of them! Shameless people.

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