This is Inside Job: Peter Okoye Raises Concerns of Alleged Fraud Involving Polaris and Access Bank




Renowned Nigerian singer, Peter Okoye, popularly known as Mr. P, has taken to task both Polaris Bank and Access Bank over suspected fraudulent activities.

Mr. P, who operates a lottery program, recently shared on Instagram his concerns regarding fraudsters using his identity to exploit individuals within these banks.



Citing possible involvement of bank officials in the ongoing fraud, he also questioned how the banks could allow the creation of an account in his name without thorough verification, proper address, and essential documentation.

Expressing his discontent with the situation, Peter Okoye emphasized the need to safeguard his reputation as unsuspecting people continue to fall victim to the scam.

He additionally announced his intention to initiate legal action against the banks for the harm caused.

He stated: "Enough is enough!! This could be an internal issue or not! My reputation is at stake, and I'm determined to protect innocent victims. Brace yourselves, my legal team and I are coming!

How could @polarisbankltd overlook the opening of an account in the name 'PETER OKOYE PSQUARE'? And @myaccessbank, how did an account with the name 'PETER OKOYE PSQUARE' get approved, devoid of valid identification, biometrics, BVN, verified address, or even a utility bill linked to the account holder's address? Now, my name is being exploited to defraud unsuspecting people.



I am pursuing legal action against these banks to claim damages and holding them accountable. One step at a time. @officialefcc, take note! Enough is enough.

Many more banks are under scrutiny."

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