 Unbredspite appears to have come the way of a former officer of the Nigerian Custom Service, Dr. Kamaru Balaji Yusuf. Following an alleged $177 million debt, he owes a Nigerian bank. A federal high court sitting in Lagos has adopted terms of settlement between him and the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, Amkan. Amkan had sued Yusuf over an alleged debt resulting from a $50 million loan facility he obtained from Intercontinental Bank PLC in 2008 to buy the bank's shares. He claimed that Yusuf owed about $176.59 million and accrued interest as of 2018, acclaimed the retired customs officer denied, blaming the alleged debt on the negligence of the bank's officials. In his statement of defense and counterclaim, Yusuf argued that the said loan was meant to buy Intercontinental Bank shares, which the bank in line with the loan agreement was required to sell once the value of the share purchased and shares pledged dropped by 15%.