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American Woman Accuses Runtown And His Brother Of Defrauding Her Of N45m [Photos/Video]

American Woman Accuses Runtown And His Brother Of Defrauding Her Of N45m [Photos/Video] 1

A US-based woman identified as Shawn Reno has accused Runtown and his brother of defrauding her of $124k that was meant for her Kenyan Boyfriend.

According to her, Runtown and his brother received payment of N45 million from her which was paid into two companies but only released N5.4 million for the purpose which she sent it.

Reno stated that her account has been flagged and all efforts to reach Runtown has been futile. So she has called on the Nigerian government to help get her money back revealed that she had intended to send money to her boyfriend in Kenya but had trouble because of laws guiding against fraud. He fiance then suggested that he knew someone who could link him with a musician in Nigeria that could help collect the funds and transfer to him.

That’s how Shawn got in contact with Runtown and his brother who offered to help. However, after sending a total of N45 million, only N5.4 million was sent to her fiance and the balance of N38.8 million was kept by the singer and his brother, who have refused to come forward.

The aggrieved woman also shared cheques which were paid into two different company accounts believed to owned by Runtown.

However, there is a possibility that the lady is duped by someone pretending to be Runtown.

Runtown’s management has denied the claim, saying it’s all lies. Nigerian security agents have also been notified and investigations are on-going. The management reportedly stated that Runtown has never and will never defraud anyone.

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