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“IF I COMMITS SUICIDE, HOLD MR. BAMIDELE ONALAJA OF REVOLUTION PLUS RESPONSIBLE,

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January 18, 2024
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…HE SCAMMED ME OVER N40M” -MAN CRIES BITTERLY (VIDEO)
A Nigerian man based abroad has called out Nigerian Real Estate firm, Revolution Plus, for scamming him of over N40 million in landed properties.
A Nigerian man based abroad has called out Nigerian Real Estate firm, Revolution Plus, for scamming him of over N40 million in landed properties.
Reports has it that the man in a video that has gone viral said he acquired 20 plots of land with his hard-earned money from the Bamidele Chris Onalaja-led Revolution Plus in 2017. According to him, the firm has not allocated any plot of land to him.
He called on Nigerians to intervene in the matter before he commits suicide. He added that he is sleeping outside under the snow and wants to come back to Nigeria but does not have a house to go back to.
Watch the very emotional video here…
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