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I post Ryder/Tenna. Plus, other works that include Tenna.
Series: TV Time From Gotham - Tingo - DC Extended Universe, DCU (Comics), Deltarune (Video Game) [Archive of Our Own]
Inspired by Trash Channel - OsO4 - DC Extended Universe, DCU (Comics), Deltarune (Video Game) [Archive of Our Own]
Putting It Together - LizardScalesFairyTales - DC Extended Universe, DCU (Comics), Deltarune (Video Game) [Archive of Our Own]
My AU's
💬 0 🔁 0 ❤️ 0 · Undertale: Traveling Entertainer AU · In this Undertale AU, Tenna was an entertainer for the royal family before falsely ac
💬 0 🔁 0 ❤️ 4 · Ignored Letters · "[[Bigger on TV]], why did you ignore my [[letter to you]]?" Spamton misunderstood Tenna not reading his
💬 0 🔁 0 ❤️ 0 · Pop Rockstar!Tenna AU · In this AU, Tenna became a family friendly rockstar. Perfect for children/church ladies. Strange a
💬 0 🔁 0 ❤️ 0 · Young Tenna AU · Tenna design for my Young Tenna AU.
💬 0 🔁 0 ❤️ 0 · Tennas 1 · Headshots featuring my Tennas. If you have AU Tennas, please drop this in here and I'll take a shot in drawing
💬 0 🔁 0 ❤️ 0 · Lady of Screens · Tenna from Lady of Screens AU. Decided to redesign her to make her stand out more.
Vain elämää bloopers!
Episode 1 (intro)
Episode 2 (Käärijä day)
Temmet + Tingo sketch dump
Temmet is very shy about his "weird google searches"
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Deloitte is in trouble! It failed to detect a $470 million fraud!! The Tingo Group, a Nigerian agri-tech firm, was given a clean chit by Deloitte Israel wherein the firm reported a cash balance of almost $470 million. However, after subsequent investigations by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, it was revealed that the firm only had $50 in cash!!! In addition, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) uncovered "unsubstantiated transactions worth billions of dollars" controlled by entities controlled by Tingo CEO Dozy Mammobuosi.
It’s interesting to note that Hindenburg Research was the one that uncovered this scam and reported it to Adani Group!
In June 2023, Hindenburg accused Tingo of fabricating its books. In fact, the firm stated that the errors were so serious that they "could have been spotted by any semi-conscious finance undergrad with severe vision loss"!!! Industry participants are raising questions over the abilities of Deloitte while also questioning the accuracy of audits! Considering the fact that frauds are designed to be undetectable, auditors can detect only 4% of all frauds, and auditors are paid by the company they are auditing, the fairness of audit is certainly under doubt. Is audit meaningless? Or is Deloitte simply negligent?? Follow Jobaaj Stories (the Media arm of Jobaaj.com Group) for more.
https://www.techbooky.business/this-report-says-tingo-is-a-fraud/
This Report Says Tingo Is A Fraud And Their Stock Came Crashing 80%
Tingo, a Nigeria-based fintech company that offers mobile phones and credit to farmers, has fallen by 80% after short-seller Hindenburg Research alleged that it is an “exceptionally obvious scam.”
In a report published on June 6, Hindenburg Research accused Tingo of misleading investors about its business model and financial performance. The report alleged that Tingo has inflated its customer base and revenue numbers, and that it has engaged in fraudulent activities such as using fake social media accounts to create the illusion of demand for its products.
The allegations against Tingo have sent the company’s stock price plummeting. Tingo’s shares closed down 80% on June 6, the day after Hindenburg Research published its report.
Tingo has denied the allegations made by Hindenburg Research. In a statement, the company said that it is “committed to providing accurate and transparent information to our investors.”
The allegations against Tingo are the latest in a series of scandals involving African fintech companies. In recent months, several African fintech companies have been accused of fraud and misleading investors.
The scandals have raised concerns about the regulation of fintech companies in Africa. In many African countries, there is little regulation of fintech companies. This lack of regulation has made it easier for fraudsters to operate in the fintech sector.
The scandals have also damaged the reputation of the African fintech industry. The scandals have made it more difficult for African fintech companies to raise capital and attract investors.
The Tingo scandal is a reminder of the risks associated with investing in fintech companies. Investors should carefully research any fintech company before investing. Investors should also be aware of the lack of regulation in the African fintech sector.
Here are some additional details on the allegation;
The FT reports that Hindenburg Research’s allegations against Tingo include:
That Tingo has inflated its customer base by using fake social media accounts to create the illusion of demand for its products.
That Tingo has engaged in fraudulent activities such as using fake social media accounts to create the illusion of demand for its products.
That Tingo’s CEO, David Ossai, has a history of fraud. Ossai was previously convicted of fraud in the United Kingdom in 2011.
TechCabal reports that Tingo has denied the allegations made by Hindenburg Research. In a statement, the company said that it is “committed to providing accurate and transparent information to our investors.”
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