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Beedel company CEO, Bukola Odeleye in police net over N816m fraud

by Usman Kadri
June 9, 2022
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Beedel company CEO, Bukola Odeleye in police net over N816m fraud
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Police Special Fraud Unit (PSFU) Ikoyi, Lagos State, has arrested Ibadan-based businessman, Bukola Odeleye for alleged N816 million fraud.

The SP, Eyitayo Johnson said the suspect is the MD, Spokesperson/CEO of BEEDEL Strategic Investment Company.

Johnson, in a statement disclosed that Odeleye was arrested on May 24, 2022, after weeks of discrete investigation.

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He was nabbed for alleged forgery of 11 Local Purchase Orders (LPOs) of five multinational companies and one federal agency.

The police said Odeleye paraded himself on social media as a successful contractor in Civil Engineering/Construction, Real Estate and Supply/Importation of Heavy Engineering Equipment.

The BEEDEL boss allegedly operated in connivance with former and current procurement staff of the companies whose LPOs were used to perpetuate the fraud.

The PSFU said with forged LPOs of companies and the government, he approached banks and investment companies with proposal to finance the LPOs.

“He cleverly tenured to be paid between 30-60 days, to make the LPO financing appear juicy.

“The suspect was able to fraudulently obtain the sum of N816 million from two finance companies,” the police said.

The police noted that he diverted same to fund “extravagant lifestyles which includes building a mansion, office complex and purchase of exotic automobiles.

“He uses money from one bank or financial Institution to settle his commitments to another bank/finance company, to maintain the fraudulent cycle of robbing Peter to pay Paul.”

The PSFU added that Odeleye would be charged to court as soon as investigation was concluded.

It was gathered that the Department of State Services (DSS) first arrested the businessman in March 2022.

Odeleye put up construction adverts across Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, but no major development on the sites yet.

The suspect built his office on Ade-Oyo Hospital Road and mounted boards at the Ososami/Iyana Ade Oyo jucntion which portrays him as a contractor.

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