Unveiling The Smoke Screen: Exposing Akintoye Akindele, the Latest Lagos High Roller Scam

Seems like every day is New Year’s Eve in the universe of Nigerian scammers—an endless celebration of fool’s gold. Forget solid due diligence and backdoor dealings; these con-artists have upped their game. Let’s chat about the latest swindle in town, the maestro himself: Akintoye Akindele.

Incredible isn’t even the word anymore. Astounding? Scintillating? Let’s go with audacious. Akintoye fits all these descriptions like a well-tailored three-piece suit. That’s right, the man is sharp. He’s got swag, charm, and yes, a Harvard aura that he isn’t afraid to leverage. Meeting him, you’d think he was the embodiment of the Nigerian dream.

So how does he work his magic?

Dressed in the cloak of credibility, Akintoye manoeuvres with the finesse of a seasoned chess player. Never underestimate the foolery of appearances. Remember the saying “a wolf in sheep’s clothing?” Well, Akindele has spun it into “a scammer in elite’s regalia.”

Unsuspecting victims? Check.

Top influencers on a leash? Check.

Ruthless execution of a platinum-grade scam? Triple check.

And the real kicker? Our boy Akintoye was a guest speaker at esteemed institutions like Harvard. Yeah, you heard it right: Harvard and meetings with heads of government. Class? Check. Sophistication? Check. Perfect setting to lure unsuspecting, eager-to-grow disciples? Checkity check.

The saga deepens with the entry of the typical sidekick – the influencer turned scammer accomplice, Tomike Adeoye. Now this one, she’s a real piece of work! You would imagine that the guilt and shame would push her to disappear—take a “mental health break” from social media. But no. Shameless as they come, she flaunts her everyday life, while scammed victims lick their wounds and clutch at hollowed pockets.

Where is the remorse, you ask? Well, remorse and scam aren’t the best of friends. So, while you expect Adeoye to retreat, she’s turning up the heat—adding fake smiles and insincere captions to a conscience clear as mud.

Surely, they should be held accountable, you think. Well, life has served lemons aplenty lately, but it falls on us to create the lemonade—or in this case, the justice. We must lift the veil, turn the tables and unmask these agents of deception.

So here is the call to arms, the digital warriors’ cry: see beyond the cultivated personas and the lavish lifestyles. Real success is hard earned – not whispered into microphones at renowned lecture halls. Not paraded across Instagram squares by influencers with no scruples.

Open your eyes to the real scam that Akintoye Akindele & Co are running. The time to expose them is now. The world needs to know the reality of these capital-grade scams. It’s not enough to be arrested by EFCC, these guys have too much high level connections to not get away it. Thats why he had the balls to sue the rapper Eldee for defamation even after his arrest by the EFCC.

No, the world **deserves** to know. It’s time to call out these proverbial ’emperors.’ It’s time to tell them: “bro, you’re naked.”

The plot thickens

According to a court document filed on August 18 and obtained by the Gazette, Mr Akindele is being charged before the Federal Capital Territory High Court for offering a bribe to a Superintendent of Police (SP), Ibrahim Sini, investigating his $5 million fraud case.

Mr Egbetokun is the claimant, and Mr Akindele is the sole respondent in the suit.

The police said the investigation followed a petition submitted to the Inspector-General of Police FIB by Summit Oil International Limited.

Mr Akindele’s ordeal began with a petition to the Nigeria Police Force that alleges he sold crude oil to Duport Midstream Company Limited, a firm he currently serves as interim managing director, and received payment for it.

He reportedly failed to account for the transaction when confronted and opposed all attempts by the board-appointed forensic auditor to look into anomalies in the company’s financial records.

To obstruct the ongoing investigation, flee abroad and ensure that the police provide a favourable report on his case, Mr Akindele,49, allegedly offered a bribe to the officer in charge.

The police said his offence is punishable under section 118 of the penal Code Law.

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