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The police said the group was involved in cryptocurrency fraud, aiding internet fraud, computer-related fraud, terrorism funding, and non-compliance with regulatory frameworks.
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The Nigerian Police Force (NPF) has commenced the investigation of a group of companies in Nigeria for alleged fraud and violation of the CBN Act.
The Force spokesperson, Oluwamuyiwa Adejobi, said this in a statement on Tuesday in Abuja.
Mr Adejobi said the FCID (NPF-NCCC is investigating Blord Group, Blord Real Estate Ltd, Blord Jetpaye Limited, and Billpoint Technology on allegations bordering on cryptocurrency fraud, aiding internet fraud, computer-related fraud, terrorism funding, and non-compliance with regulatory frameworks.
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He gave the name of the Chief Executive Officer of the companies as Linus Williams.
Although, the police spokesperson did not give detailed background of the companies, research by PREMIUM TIMES revealed that Blord Group deals in cryptocurrency trading, and comprises other investments like the Blord Luxury Store, Blord Autos, and a property company.
Read the full statement below
ALLEGED FRAUD, VIOLATION OF CBN ACT, POLICE INTERROGATES CEO BLORD GROUP OF COMPANIES, LINUS WILLIAMS
The FCID (NPF-NCCC) is currently investigating complaints lodged against BLORD GROUP, BLORD REAL ESTATE LTD, BLORD JETPAYE LIMITED, and BILLPOINT TECHNOLOGY. These offences include allegations bothering on cryptocurrency fraud, aiding internet fraud, computer-related fraud, terrorism funding, and non-compliance with regulatory frameworks.
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16th July, 2024.
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