Away From The “Win” Over Sexy Blackmailers, the matharoo sisters….Not A Good Year For Billionaire Femi Otedola As Forte Oil’s Stock Emerged “Worst Performing In 2016”

Emerging details have it that, away from the celebrated win over sexy blackmailers, the matharoo sisters – 2016 wasn’t really a good a year for billionaire Femi Otedola.

This assertion is in relation to the performance of the stock of his cash cow and claim to fame, Forte Oil.

Information available revealed based on its showing for the year 2016, forte oil shares earned the tag ‘’worst performing stock in 2016’’ as regards percentages.

The oil firms stock is said to have depreciated by 74.42 percent.

Report monitored on Punch attributes this development to statistics sourced from the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

According to the report available to societynowng.com ‘’Forte Oil stock which in 2016 was worth N330 depreciated by 74.42 percent to close trading at N84.43 per share’’

The blame for the bad performance of the stock of the oil firm is however traced to ‘’weak earnings and AMCON related deals’’ according to the report.

But the money man made up for his firm’s business loss on a personal level.

He ended the year 2016 cruising on the wave of reports that portray him ‘’master of covert operations’’.

His machinations resulted in the arrest of dread of high society who had ensnared a lot of big wigs with their beautiful looks and sexy ways – Joyti and Khiran Matharoo.

The blackmail operations of the Canadian desires using illegally gotten sex videos of their victims and other sensitive information was brought to a halt by Otedola working in concert with detectives.

The Sisters are currently in custody and undergoing prosecution for their ‘’actions’’ after admission of guilt and public apology to the billionaire they tried adding to their list of victims but turned their waterloo.

Also in the list of bad performers for the year on the stock exchange were Caverton, Diamon Bank and Lafarge Africa.