Serial Blackmailer, Tunde Ayeni Battles Benefactor And Partner, Capt Hosa Okunbo

Mere anarchy is about to be ‘loosed’ upon the Nigerian business circle as things have fallen apart between billionaire businessmen, Captain Idahosa Okunbo of Ocean Marine Solutions Limited, and his erstwhile friend and partner, Dr Tunde Ayeni, a former chairman of Skye Bank Plc. The bone of contention is the claims by Ayeni that he remains a shareholder at OMS despite documentary evidence showing he sold his shares in 2018. That was over two years ago. Alas, at a time when Okunbo is challenged health-wise and has been receiving treatment in a London hospital for the past three months, Ayeni is now all out churning out trump petitions and claims that he is still a shareholder in the company.

Before now, theirs was the kind of friendship many would say was made in heaven and consecrated here on earth. Despite their ten year age and ethnic difference, Captain Hosa Okunbo, the billionaire philanthropist and businessman behind Ocean Marine Solutions Limited, and Dr Tunde Ayeni, former chairman of Skye Bank Plc, were like two peas in a pod; nocturnal and diurnal collaborators; and business partners. They rocked the socio-political and economic scenes like emperors. Yes, they were men like gods! They rocked parties together and wearing same outfits was like second nature to them. They were inseparable and personified the aphorism that sincere friends of this world are as the lights of a ship on a stormy night; very essential; very indispensable.

Indeed, life is an irony. It is hard to fathom that a bowel that spews the deepest desires, often also emits the deadliest hate. Going by reports from their two privileged camps, the bond that existed between Capt Okunbo and Ayeni may have snapped irredeemably, confirming to the world that indeed, there is a thin line between love and hate. This is the story of how two friends are being torn apart by sheer greed and utter disrespect for the sanctity of friendship.

Incorporated in 2008 by Okunbo, OMS, a leading asset protection company dedicated to protecting Nigeria’s natural resources from graft and illegal activities, is also a foremost player in the global maritime industry. As the story goes, Okunbo, perhaps in a bid to expand his company’s operations and solidify his relationship with Ayeni, invited the latter on board and he reportedly snapped up about 35% stake.

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Ok we don hear

That's Yoruba's for you.

After stealing from or ripping you, they come back to blackmail you.


I've personally had so much experiences with them.