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Institutional Racism at its finest!

For those searching for me by name, you may find some unsavoury articles appearing lower in the search results. This website has been created to deal with this and correct the narrative.

This content is a dedicated deep dive into what actually happened with my company Tullett Brown Limited and other related companies and why the media have sullied my name.

This website has been set up to reveal the lengths that the government and mainstream media will go to when spreading lies.

Whilst I understand that it makes great headlines that three brothers of Nigerian origin were busted in a £5.5 million scam, this is absolute nonsense and nothing could be further from the truth. If it were true that we had obtained money by deception, then such an obvious scam perpetrated on the public would arouse the attention of the City Of London police and Crown Prosecution Service. We would have been jailed for fraud. Obviously, this did not happen. There was not even an initial police investigation!

Unlike the government webpage (here) and subsequent mainstream media articles, I’m actually going to provide some tangible evidence and context into what really happened and demonstrate why the press releases and subsequent mainstream news article attacks amount to nothing more than sensationalism, racism and shoddy journalism.

Everything you will see here will be the same information that the Insolvency Services, ‘investigative journalists’ had at their disposal but chose not to use.

The content of this website is based on evidence and facts .

Of all the tens of articles written about the Nwikpos, you will not find ANY of the information that I am about to share with you now.

If journalism were balanced and fair as it should be, I wouldn't have to create this website to defend myself and decent journalists would publish the truth or at least contact me to establish exactly what happened and why. The sad truth is that institutional racism does exist and the press simply invented their own baseless narrative around this.

This website will set the story straight and you will be shown just how far the press has gone to continue with their racist agenda. It's embarrassing that this kind of toxic journalism is allowed to thrive in our society, but it happens. I am proof of this.

Before continuing, there are a few things I would like to clarify:

● I do not have a criminal record nor have I ever been investigated or convicted of any crime.

● I am a law-abiding citizen of good character and come from an honest family.

● I'm educated and achieved a B.A. Honours degree in Business and Economics from the University of East London. I have a keen interest in business and set up my first company (designing and printing business cards) in 2004 with funding from the Prince’s Trust and East London Small Business Centre (ELSBC). I have been mentored by leading entrepreneurs and business teachers as part of the programmes provided by the Prince’s Trust and the ELSBC.

Speculative investments

It is also important to note that investments of a speculative nature are perfectly legitimate and legal. Some investments can be illiquid and do not always have a clearly defined path to a secondary market. In many cases (such as with our company), the secondary market may develop, depending on future outcomes and variables that may or may not happen.

The key here is transparency. Did the investor understand the investments and were our investors fully aware of the risks?

I will demonstrate on this website that this was indeed the case.

More important points:

· We were a professional organisation employing around 30 people.

· Before the provisional liquidation, Tullett Brown often contributed to mainstream articles in publications such as CITY AM, HUFFINGTON POST and others. See here

· Our sales material had all the necessary risk warnings including recommending that our clients seek independent financial advice.

· Tullett Brown Ltd had a no-quibble refund policy and issued refunds when asked.

· Tullett Brown Ltd had a compliance department to ensure that sales were carried out responsibly.

· All associated companies were operated for legitimate purposes.

· Funds paid from Tullett Brown to shareholders and director companies were legitimate and in keeping with standard business practices.

· Our clients understood that the products we offered were illiquid and the market would need to develop.

· We believe there was a secondary market for all the products that we sold. I will go on to explain this in more detail.

· We paid our taxes and national insurance just like any other regular business.

· Tullet Brown was solvent.

. All Tullett Brown paperwork was in order

· All clients received the full title for the products they purchased from Tullett Brown.

· We never received any complaints.

· We recorded all calls for compliance, training and monitoring purposes.

· Our compliance department was designed to confirm each client’s details, make sure they were happy to go ahead and, most importantly, make sure the risks had been explained to the client before investing.

We had the following in place, above and beyond what was necessary at the time:

Compliance department

Refund policy

Recorded calls

Terms of business

Risk warnings

None of the above was required at the time but we wanted to operate to the highest possible standards.