The Nigeria Police Force has declared a businessman, Azeez Oluwole Saheed, wanted for alleged N50 million investment fraud. The founder of Agribusiness
Azeez Oluwole Saheed, a businessman and Agribusiness Nigeria Limited founder, has been declared wanted by the Nigeria Police Force over alleged N50 million investment fraud. Saheed is scheduled to appear before the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID), Ikoyi, Lagos. A Magistrate Court in Lagos issued an arrest warrant/bench warrant, according to a special police gazette bulletin, published by Daily Post.
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Two weeks ago, after Daft Punk, the French music duo, announced their split, Nigerian artist Niyi Okeowo created a digital painting of the group and posted it on his Twitter page.
That painting has now been sold for 1 ETH (~$1,900) – on Rarible.
According to data from Cryptoart.io, over 100,000 digital artworks have been sold since April 2018 for a combined art value of 133,143.699 ETH (~$219 million).
Okeowo’s sale happened while I was on a call with him and Jibola Lawal, Senior Strategist at Lisabi Technologies.
The call was to talk about how digital creators can take advantage of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) on the blockchain.