Linus Williams Ifejika, commonly known as BLord, a bitcoin investor, and Obinna Iyiegbu, the CEO of the Cubana Group, met for the purpose of business.


After BLord turned down $10 million from overseas investors looking to invest in his most recent invention, BillPoint app, the two businessmen connected.

The founder of the B-Lord Group claimed a few days ago that he had declined the offer since his company anticipated that the app will make significantly more money than the sum in a few years.

Ifejika added that during his discussion with Cubana, they spoke about technological issues connected to the banking industry.

After the business conversation, he posted a picture and announced that they will take over the Nigerian banking sector.

BLord wrote; “A quick tech discussion with my chairman , we are about to take the nigeria banking system”

Linus Ifejika launched the app in April 2023 to enable its users buy cheap airtime, data, pay electricity bills and cable TV bills with ease.

According to him, “the BillPoint app is here to make transactions easy for Nigerians. It is an unarguable fact that no one walks down to vendors to sort their bills any longer when they can do so online that is one of the more reasons this App will succeed and I am optimistic about the future of the app and it’s acceptablility.”

BLord also said it has generated a lot just within days of its launch and it is proof of how valuable the product is, adding that it’s going to solve problems for many users in the coming years.

10 million dollars what?! Tech startups are so overvalued and most are not profitable. E.g. Jumia

Natural2Heal:
10 million dollars what?! Tech startups are so overvalued and most are not profitable. E.g. Jumia

The first part of your comment was spot on - tech startups are overvalued - but the last word shows that your brain needs its subscription renewed.

I love positive (legitimate) success stories, no matter the source. Kudos to you young guys. The Lord is your strength 🤝🏽❤️

You people should stop helping this guy spread his lies. He made up that story and paid This Day Newspapers to run it for him. In the article published by This Day, there was no mention of the name of the said investors who wanted to purchase an app that isn't up to 1 month old for $10 Million. An app that more than 90% of Nigerians have never heard about until this whole debacle. An app that they didn't state how many active users it has or how much it has processed. In the article written by This Day, they only mentioned that "investors" were willing to pay $10 Million and then went straight into advertising the app while making bogus claims about its "superpowers" when the app just does the same thing every Bank App and SME App does: debit people without delivering for services paid.

Go on playstore and see the heartbreaking reviews about that app, then come back here and tell us if you would even accept to be employed by a dubious fellow like B-Lord. Most of us that know that guy well know that he's just another cultist that was lucky enough to hit it big through Internet fraud and is currently trying to legitimise his money.

Airlohim:
You people should stop helping this guy spread his lies. He made up that story and paid This Day Newspapers to run it for him. In the article published by This Day, there was no mention of the name of the said investors who wanted to purchase an app that isn't up to 1 month old for $10 Million. An app that more than 90% of Nigerians have never heard about until this whole debacle. An app that they didn't state how many active users it has or how much it has processed. In the article written by This Day, they only mentioned that "investors" were willing to pay $10 Million and then went straight into advertising the app while making bogus claims about its "superpowers" when the app just does the same thing every Bank App and SME App does: debit people without delivering for services paid.

Go on playstore and see the heartbreaking reviews about that app, then come back here and tell us if you would even accept to be employed by a dubious fellow like B-Lord. Most of us that know that guy well know that he's just another cultist that was lucky enough to hit it big through Internet fraud and is currently trying to legitimise his money.

Image laundering is actually a great thing. You want him to remain the world of fraud?

Airlohim:


I was thinking people would've caught on by now, before this lout brought it to nairaland on a Saturday evening.

There is need to respect alternative opinions. Fraud is a great way to gain financial capital for kids from poor homes instead of kidnapping and robbery but should not be a means of basic lifelihood.

TheBillyonaire:


There is need to respect alternative opinions. Fraud is a great way to gain financial capital for kids from poor homes instead of kidnapping and robbery but should not be a means of basic lifelihood.

The issue here is not about his past, we've all dabbled into one or two..

The issue here is the gullibility of some Nigerians and their inability to ask pertinent questions.

Airlohim:


The issue here is not about his past, we've all dabbled into one or two..

The issue here is the gullibility of some Nigerians and their inability to ask pertinent questions.

His intention is to lie to people and gain alternatively positive perception of himself so that EFCC can stay off.

Perception is everything. Every smart fraudster needs a front.

If blord see $10m, him go fit count am

Liar