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Peter Okoye threatens to sue banks over alleged scam accounts

Fatima OLUWAKEMI-SAKA by Fatima OLUWAKEMI-SAKA
August 31, 2023
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Square twin, Peter Okoye aka Mr P, has threatened lawsuit against popular banks for allegedly abetting scammers.

Sharing a collage of the two new generation banks on his Instagram handle, the singer accused them of attempting to ruin his name and brand by allowing unknown individuals open accounts with his name verbatim.

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He also accused them of sabotage and boycotting standard requirements for opening bank accounts, stating such acts could not have been executed without connivance of bank officials.

He claimed the suspects were already on scamming spree after successfully opening accounts with his name.

Mr P wrote: “Enough is Enough!!!

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“It’s either it’s an inside job or otherwise! I have a name to protect here and save some of this innocent victims! So get ready for me and my legal team!

“How can @polarisbankltd allow someone to open an account in the name of “PETER OKOYE PSQUARE” and @myaccessbank you also allowed someone open an account name “PETER OKOYE PSQUARE” without valid means of identification, no biometrics, no BVN, no verified address or even utility bill to correspond with the address of the account owner.

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