UK 11:56 Wednesday, 7 October 2026
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Naibu (NBU) was a fraud from the day it joined the AIM Casino in April 2012 thanks to disgraced Daniel Stewart (DAN) but a careful analysis of the subsidiary accounts of the City Crony Capitalists shows the stink is even worse than we imagined.
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Comments
Bananabob
Tom
What are you going to do about Dan Levi accusing you of lying, being a fraud and taking backhanders
Can you categorically deny that you have taken money from Rob Terry to promote his fruedulent business’s at your annual investor days?
Tom Winnifrith
Banana.
If Rob Terry had given me money to promote his frauds even he would have to admit that it was a rather bad investment. But for the avoidance of doubt I have not taken a penny from the old fraudster.
As to the allegations by Mr Levi. I have never hidden the fact that companies pay to meet investors at shows. It costs c£110k to stage UKI. 2000 folks attending pay an average of £12 per seat. Do your maths. We therefore are open in saying that we cover costs and hopefully make a profit by selling stands to companies.
Does that buy them good coverage? No. Just have a check on our coverage of for instance – Tern, or Motive TV who booked stands at UKI. It is hardly glowing is it?
Best wishes & thanks for making me laugh with your request on Rob Terry. Very funny.
Tom