Several Lagosians raged the LASU Road office recently Alhaji Fatai Yusuf, prominently known as Oko Oloyun, to request the cash they invested in his Ponzi scheme.
Oko Oloyun, a famous Lagos-based trado-restorative master, was killed on Thursday around 4:30pm out and about while making a trip to Iseyin, Oyo State. He was supposedly assaulted by some gangsters at Igboora.
Following his demise, individuals who put cash in his Ponzi conspire, known as “Option C” raged the Head office of his organization to request how to recover their cash.
The investors were the more confused as his two offices at Egba Idowu along Igando road in Lagos were shut with no one to provide information.
The speculators, be that as it may, pledged to take drastic measures if an announcement was not given by the association as quickly as time permits.
Much the same as the day MMM collapsed up, the financial specialists in “Option C” program described the amount they had contributed and demanded they couldn’t stand to lose their well deserved cash.
A financial specialist, who decided to be called Emmanuel clarified that Option C is a lucrative program that guaranteed a 10% return in two months.
Emmanuel, who was trembling while at the same time talking, included that he put resources into the plan in July 2019 and had just gotten returns once, in opposition to the understanding of two months which was expressed.
Mrs Bunmi (first name retained), a resigned instructor, who was plainly in stun, expressed that she had put millions having joined the program in December 2018. She said she had just gotten N500,000 from her speculation and that she didn’t know of her destiny with the passing of Oko Oloyun.
