“Chioma, so you’re a thief?” — Singer Chike accuses a lady of defrauding him

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Nigerian singer Chike has accused a social media user, Chioma Nneoma Ochibili, of allegedly defrauding him in a business deal that went wrong.

The music star made the allegation in a series of posts shared on X on Monday morning, where he narrated how the transaction reportedly unfolded.

According to Chike, he paid Ochibili about $20,000 for a business venture she presented to him. However, he later discovered that the proposed business allegedly never existed.

Expressing his frustration online, the singer said he was shocked to realise he might have been deceived.

“Chioma Nneoma Ochibili, so you are a thief? That’s how they do. They will tell you they are doing certain business. Her business is to survive on your money.

“$50,000 in the air. $20,000 of my hard earned money I didn’t see either. How do I find out this late that I’m just another person she has duped. Even me I de laugh myself,” he wrote.

Singer warns others

Chike also cautioned his followers to be careful and avoid entering into any business arrangement with the woman.

Some followers asked the singer to explain the nature of the business deal. In response, he insisted that the specific business idea was not the real issue.

According to him, the main concern is that the supposed venture allegedly did not exist at all.

“Whatever business Chioma sells to you is not the issue. The big issue here is that the business does not even exist, which then equates to fraud,” he added.

Efforts to recover the money

The singer further disclosed that he has begun taking steps to recover the money he claims to have lost in the transaction.

He explained that the agreement was initially presented as a legitimate business opportunity, but the situation changed after he allegedly discovered that the business itself was not real.

“For context, it was a business transaction, but when the business does not even exist that becomes fraud. When you find out that this is Chioma’s modus operandi, it becomes worrisome,” Chike stated.