#355, MILLION NAIRA FBN FRAUD, MAN PETITIONS CP OVER ATTEMPTS AT HIS LIFE.

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Following a petition forwarded to the commissioner of police, Lagos State command on 20th may 2019,A man's life is in danger owing to some forces operating from firstbank Nigeria plc, sequel to a fraud case of Three hundred and fifty five million naira which transpired at the IBG wing of the bank in 2013.

Omeli Humphrey Darlington the petitioner who was a dispatch rider at the FINAL - IBG, Iganmu, Lagos at that time, has notified the police commissioner of the attempts of some powers from the bank to terminate his life in order to cover up what he termed a fraud concertedly committed by one Mr. Jaiyesimi Abimbola - a senior staff of FBN and his cohorts within the bank and outside.

According to the petitioner, he carried out his duties diligently as a dispatch rider without any blemish until sometime in Sept 2013,when the unfortunate happened. Humphrey conveyed through the petition that he reported to work on this fateful day and as usual was sent on errand to dispatch document to different places, and that quite unusually, his boss (Abimbola) summoned him to return to the office.

On arrival at the office, Humphrey said that strange questions such as who handed the document you went to dispatch to you emanated despite the fact that the pre - dispatch protocols conformed to the official norms which had guided operations since inception of his duties there.

He noted that he was eventually handed over to the security post of the bank before he was taken to a police station surprisingly,and that at the police station, he was asked to admit that he submitted or dispatched documents in error.
Humphrey said that if was at that instance that he knew that something was amiss, stressing that his boss especially have committed a fraud and wanted to use him as scapegoat to cover up their transfer of the sum of #355, 000,000,00 from a certain account olams Nigeria Ltd, a company opposite the FBI regional branch in iganmu.

The petitioner highlighted that a cover up arrangement was used by the first bank team which involved departmental heads and the security personnel,to set him up until he was detained, tortured and charged to court.
Humphrey said that his torture and detentions happened at a different police station, before a magistrate redress in court set him free.

According to him, he filed a suit for the abuse of his fundamental human rights and was granted judgment by the high court which awarded him a compensation to over 17 million naira due to the weight of the allegation. Humphrey stated that prior to this triumph, these evil men operating within the realm of Nigeria's banking sector breaches the law, kidnapped him bruised/threatened him severally until he now suffered auditory problem that make mucous gush out of his ear presently.

Humphrey noted in the 10 page petition to the CP, that the day he was granted bail from the first police station security personnels, using the first bank vehicle, bundled him and tried to take him to some strange destination. Inside the vehicle, the security men and a mobile police officer, dealt series of blows on him using the butt of a gun which made blood gush out of his mouth and nose. This was done despite the bail condition fulfilled during his first arrest, he was taken to Ikoyi police station after his fight for safety as they obviously had the intention to kidnap or maybe kill him to cover up the fraud accusation First Bank officials committed. This made him summon up courage and fought his way to safety by taking a drastic step to violently stop the vehicle, grabbed the key and stopped the engine, all attracted other road users who intervened, leading to the decision of the station to ensure my safety.

Further, Humphrey stated that the FBN power intoxicators manipulated the station until he was charged and sent to prison. This was a torteous experience spanning into months before his bail was perfected, all this is due to the amount involved. Despite all these, he has been getting strange calls, alleniation, victimisation, stigma from people for a crime he was accused of, as a result of this, he hides from one uncompleted building to the other, for fear and hopelessness.

The petition emphasised that his life is in danger and that threats have made him a fugitive inside his home country when he did not commit any crime. He cried that the FBN big men have intensified effort to frustrate him and conceal the fraud by taking steps to seek at the supreme Court through their legal department, instead of obeying the initial judgement.part of the effect made by the petitioner to prove his innocence and unravel the kingpins of the fraud in first bank included letter to the economic & financial crimes Commission - EFCC through his counsel at Falana & Falana chamber to investigate the #355, 000,000,00 fraud.

Reporting Philip Obe