Following a chilling death threat directed at the Managing Director of First Bank of Nigeria (FBN), Oluwasegun Alebiosu. The blockbuster threat is believed to be a direct, aggressive retaliation from disgruntled debtors following the bank’s recent stringent operational reforms and intensified multi-billion naira loan recovery drive.
It was gathered that an unknown dispatch rider delivered a “confidential” parcel to Alebiosu’s highbrow Ikoyi residence in Lagos. Upon opening the package, the FBN boss discovered two live bullets—resembling AK-47 ammunition—securely taped inside an envelope with no accompanying note or sender details. The sender strategically deployed the traditional Yoruba non-verbal communication method known as Aroko to convey the raw, deadly warning.
To tilt the tactical security balance back to absolute order, the Lagos State Police Command, under Commissioner of Police Tijani Fatai, has launched a massive, full-scale forensic investigation through the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Panti. Detectives are heavily relying on neighborhood CCTV footage to track down the fleeing dispatch rider. During high-level police interrogations, the bank chief listed several prominent corporate debtors as potential suspects, including Nestoil, General Hydrocarbons, Sahara Group, Petrostuff, Energy Shield, Broron Ltd, and Necit Ltd. Police spokesperson Abimbola Adebisi assured the public that law enforcement will leave no stone unturned to secure the financial expert and crush criminality in the state.
