Saturday, November 16, 2024 - Former Nigerian senator, Ben Murray-Bruce, has revealed how he was defrauded of $3.5 million by his South African partner when he attempted to purchase a cinema complex in Kenya.
Speaking on Thursday, Nov. 14, at the 4th Peace Anyiam Osigwe (PAO) Nigeria
Digital Content Regulation Conference, Murray-Bruce said that after
he transferred the said sum, his South African partner registered the business
in his own name.
He said: “I was called to buy a cinema complex in Kenya for $3.5 million. I
transferred the money and my South African partner registered it in his name.
That was how I lost that huge investment.
“I have a studio in Los Angeles and I am battling with litigation with one of
the most prominent actors in Hollywood.”
While speaking about his plan to revive cinema in Nigeria, the former
lawmaker, who founded Silverbird Group, said he would start
movie-making.
According to him, he has a script, and all the fundamental issues will be
raised in it.
“The entertainment industry is a very successful one. In all the things I
have done, I have never made one move about movie making but now, I will.
“I am working on a script and I know we will get it right. We will deal with
fundamental issues,” he said.
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