Adam Nuhu (FCMB) Biography, Age, Early Life, Family, Education, Career, Scandals
January 03, 2021
Adam Nuhu is the Chief Executive Officer of the First City Monument Bank. Prior to the position, he was the Executive Director and Business Development, while Ladi Balogun was the CEO.
Nuhu is said to be one of the loyal staff of the bank, and has worked with them for over a decade now.
He was also a Regional Director of Abuja and the Nothern Nigeria.
Talking about his education, Adam Nuhu has a degree in Business Administration from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.
He originally hails from Kwara State, and is married to Hauwa Nuhu and they have children together.
Not much is known about Adam Nuhu's date of birth and age.
Scandals:-
Things were normal (or should we say, not so abnormal) with the FCMB boss until December 2020, when a young man, Tunde Thomas 'Tunde Gentle' passed on at the age of 45 years due to heart failure.
Friends and family of the late man strongly believe the FCMB CEO and Tunde's wife are the causes of his heart failure at the young age.
Moyo Thomas, who used to be a staff of the First City Monument Bank worked directly under Adam Nuhu, who is married.
They were alleged to be in a secret relationship which resulted in the birth of Tunde and his wife's only kids.
According to the news, a few years before Tunde's death, Moyo migrated with the kids to the United States and broke news to him that the kids weren't his, but her boss'.
Tunde's life didn't remain the same after that (I doubt if any man's will), after discovering that his wife and children, whom he loved with all his heart weren't his after all.
What next?
A change.org petition has been set up to compel the bank and other governing bodies to investigate and probe defaulters.Over 2,000 people have signed the petition, and DNA test has been trending on Twitter for a few hours now, as men are insisting they will take tests on all their kids to make sure they're not raising their oga's children.
The First City Monument Bank has also reacted, stating that the matter will be looked into.
What do you think?
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