B-Lord has made proposals to buy Mr Woodberry's 152 bitcoins from the FBI, just hours after the FBI disclosed to the public that it intends to sell Woodberry's 152 bitcoins, and invited interested parties to register claims within 30 days.
Linus Williams Ifejika, often known as B-Lord, is a blockchain entrepreneur that operates a cryptocurrency trading and coaching firm. He is the CEO of the B-Lord Group of Companies.
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| FBI To Sell Woodberry's 152 Bitcoins |
According to a document filed on July 7, 2023 at the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois addressing Mr. Woodberry's forfeiture order, the United States Marshal Service will now take over seized crypto assets for disposition.
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This follows Woodberry's agreement to surrender all gains from the wire fraud, which he committed while living in Dubai, UAE, under the alias 'Mark Kain' by recruiting at least four money mules.
He was apprehended by law authorities in Dubai and turned over to the FBI in 2020. He was quickly moved to Chicago, where he is currently on trial.
Federal authorities urged anyone interested in the property to file a claim within 30 days and register with valid documents, stating that they would "provide written notice to any person known to have alleged an interest in the property that is the subject of the preliminary order of forfeiture."
Linus Ifejika, CEO of BLord Group, has showed interest in purchasing the 152 bitcoins seized from the well-known online scammer Olalekan Jacob Ponle, also known as Mr Woodberry.
Following Ponle's guilty plea to $8 million wire fraud, the FBI intends to sell the bitcoins, according to a document filed on Friday, July 8 in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
Mr. Woodberry allegedly promised to forego any profits from the wire fraud he committed under the identity "Mark Kain."
The federal authorities urged anyone interested in the property to file a claim within 30 days and register with appropriate documentation, threatening to seize it.
"provide written notice to anyone known to have claimed an interest in the property subject to the preliminary order of forfeiture."
In response to the news, B-Lord notified the Federal Bureau of Investigations that he has N3 billion available for purchase.
"@ fbi wetin come be our work??" he wrote. We purchase bitcoin 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 3 billion dey ground, just hit my dm asap and we'll swap it on @jetpay or whatsapp me...asap , Drop only the Welsfargo account, rate na 780/$ currently."
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B-Lord Offers to Buy Mr. Woodberry's 152 Bitcoins from the FBI
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Who is B-Lord?
Linus Williams Ifejika, also known as B-Lord, interpreted as the Bitcoin lord, was born on March 14, 1998 in Umuji Ebenebe, Awka North local government, Anambra state. Linus, the family's first boy, is also known as the Firstborn child. In terms of education, his upbringing is not immediately clear. However, B-lord stated in an Instagram post that he left his parents' house at 17 to pursue his dreams, became a billionaire at 20, married at 21, and had his first child at 22.
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| B-Lord, a blockchain entrepreneur who operates a cryptocurrency trading and coaching firm |
There isn't much information regarding his family because he doesn't regularly talk about his parents and siblings. Linus Williams, the well-known Bitcoin king, at a time he however praised his younger brother on his newly acquired Mercedes Benz in an Instagram post, which gives a clue that he's got one sibling at least.
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Linus Williams Ifejika's name would be on a list of young Nigerian entrepreneurs who are leading the way, if such a list existed. Because of his entrepreneurial passion, desire, and success at such a young age, he has served as an inspiration, role model, and mentor to many young Nigerians, particularly those looking to follow in his footsteps and strike gold by utilising technology potential.
B-lord has extensive experience in the cryptocurrency industry. Throughout his career, he has built a reputation for his entrepreneurship skills and in-depth knowledge of the intricacies and nuances of the Bitcoin market.
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| Linus Williams Ifejika, also known as B-Lord, the Bitcoin lord |
With his usual lifestyle, he has garnered over 500,000 Instagram followers and utilises the medium to promote his enterprises. According to reports, he and 13 other people were apprehended by EFCC agents in Anambra State for charges related to internet fraud.
The businessman was placed under EFCC Watch, and some of his belongings were seized while an investigation and court decision were being made. When he won, the courts found him not guilty and ordered the crime-watch group to return his confiscated goods.
He is a recognised friend and business partner of fellow Easterner billionaire Obi Cubana, and the two have been said to sit in meetings to swap ideas.
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| B-Lord x Obi Cubana |
Blord is as affluent as a young business mogul can get, with a variety of sources of revenue. According to estimates, Blord has a net worth of $2 million.
B-lord's collection includes some of the most flashy vehicles on Nigerian roads. Given that he also operates a vehicle dealership, it's safe to say he has a thorough understanding of automobiles. Among his vehicles are a 2020 Toyota Hilux, a Mercedes GLE 350, a Range Rover SUV, and a Lexus ES 350.
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| B-lord's collection includes some of the most flashy vehicles on Nigerian roads |
He is a multi-talented businessman who is currently honing his skills in the real estate industry. The millionaire has concentrated most of his real estate investments and purchases in Awka, Anambra State, for personal reasons.
He clearly possesses a number of characteristics. The Okpuno Awka, Anambra State property transactions that occurred after the EFCC's release, on the other hand, are the most well-known.
He is a blockchain entrepreneur that runs a bitcoin trading and consulting firm. He is the founder of the B-Lord Group of Companies, a Bitcoin company. He also owns the following companies:
B-Lord Bitcoin, B-Lord Gadget, B-Lord Luxury Store, B-lord vehicles and more.
