Join our WhatsApp channel HERE for the latest Benue news and updates!
Nigerian woman Martha Mlumun has taken to social media to vehemently deny widespread rumors that she received a substantial cash transfer, amid circulating screenshots of a N365,000 bank transaction and related WhatsApp conversations that have sparked public speculation.
In a post made just 28 minutes ago on Facebook, Mlumun stated clearly: “I have been seeing some posts circulating that I have been given the money. I was not given any money, and I don’t understand where this false information is coming from. It’s not true.” She went further, emphasizing her firm stance: “I do NOT want the money again and I do not want to be associated with this anymore. Thank you.”
The controversy appears to stem from a bank alert showing a transfer of N365,000 to an account under the name “IFO MARTHA MLUMUN AKUMBUR,”, alongside a series of WhatsApp messages involving individuals identified as “Sir Ukan Kurugh” and another party discussing the refund of money originally intended for a kind gesture. One message reads, “Martha good morning, kindly make available your account details, Adoo refunded money to me I need to send it to you. Cheers,” followed by instructions to forward the funds to her brother.
Mlumun’s public denial suggests the money was either never received, misdirected, or part of a transaction she now wants no connection with. Her decision to speak out comes as the screenshots continue to spread across platforms, fueling debates about transparency, goodwill, and the risks of public financial gestures in the digital age.
While the full context remains unclear, Mlumun’s statement stands as a definitive rejection of any involvement. For now, the online community is left with her words: she wants the matter closed, the association severed, and the rumors put to rest.
