Stella Dimoko Korkus.com: EFCC Reportedly Declares Christ Embassy Pastor Miebi Bribena And His Wife Beatrice Wanted For ‘N2bn Fraud’

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Saturday, June 11, 2022

EFCC Reportedly Declares Christ Embassy Pastor Miebi Bribena And His Wife Beatrice Wanted For ‘N2bn Fraud’

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has declared a couple, Onyinmiebi (Miebi Baraza) and Beatrice Bribena, wanted over alleged fraud to the tune N2billion.









An alert by the anti-graft agency urged persons with information about them to contact any of its offices across Nigeria.

The Bribenas are the promoters of Baraza Multipurpose Cooperative Society Limited.

“We are dedicated to improving members’ lives via financial empowerment, business financing, thrift & credit, housing, scholarship, etc”, its profile reads.

Bribena, a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain in Bayelsa State, is pastor at Christ Embassy Church.

He is accused of scamming thousands of billions of naira after promising a 25 percent Return on Investment (ROI) monthly.

In 2021, the victims repeatedly visited the company’s headquarters on Otiotio Road in Yenagoa to seek a refund. The EFCC has sealed the building.

The company also has branches in Port-Harcourt, the Rivers capital, and some other parts of the country.

Baraza had informed investors it was trading with their money on forex platforms but stopped after it could no longer pay returns.

Last July, Bribena released a video to debunk speculations that his health and business were failing.

“Ignore such news. If I did not faint since, is it now that I will faint? I don’t know whether some people are angry that Baraza could bounce back”, he said.


from dailypost







23 comments:

  1. Another one bites the dust. You were not earning enough as a pastor and you went for a side hustle: scamming. It is well.

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    1. I knew this man wen i worked in Bayelsa. I was attending same church. Admirable family. Because of his reputation, almost the whole Bayelsa put all their live savings into this.. he was paying initially oh. I don't know what happened. Such a pity

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  2. 25% ROI monthly !!! Hahahahaha Greedy folks

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    1. Also low intelligence and ignorant folks too

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    2. We talked about this yesterday, greed is the motivation.

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  3. Another ponzi scheme

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  4. Ponzi scheme at it again.. Nigerians will never learn.. smh

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    1. mostly due to,laziness and ignorance about how investment actually works

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  5. I always talk about the power of names. See their name has its root in the word, bribe. The message was right there in front of everyone. They couldn't help but be crooks

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  6. The name is all I see

    Bribe na😂

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  7. Bribena! Wow! I love that name, a lot of the victims are highly educated people, I am not surprised because the way some people even chat on social media shows the level of their IQ, what a pity!

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  8. "25 percent Return on Investment (ROI) monthly.".

    The victims should also be arrested for being so greedy and daft.

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    1. As in.
      25%?????????
      How much do banks give?

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  9. Alot of bayelsans fell for this scam. It further increased the state of poverty in Bayelsa state last yr.

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  10. May God console the investors

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  11. Everybody in my office did this nonsense Baraza except me..I told them it was going to fail and it did. How can you put down 100k then you get 1.4 million at the end of one year? How do you expect to get 25%ROI monthly? But greed will not let them see the truth. This man was living large on pwople's money...donating hundreds of million every where. God will punish him for his wickedness. Bayelsa is a poor civil servant state and most of his customers had to borrow money to "invest"in his schemes. .some of them are still paying loans till date.

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