Contractual Dispute Notice
Contractual Breach, Intentional Economic Frustration, and Withheld Intellectual Property
ClickBase Technologies Ltd vs. CapitalCore Outsourcing Ltd — iDriva Project
Executive Summary
This public notice is issued by ClickBase Technologies Ltd to provide a fully documented account of a contractual engagement with CapitalCore Outsourcing Ltd for the development of the iDriva platform.
Despite formal contract award, multiple demonstrations, written acknowledgments, repeated payment assurances, and partial payments, CapitalCore Outsourcing Ltd has failed to settle the outstanding balance of ₦16,400,000.
The software has not been handed over, and intellectual property remains exclusively with ClickBase Technologies Ltd.
This publication presents a chronological evidence-based narrative supported by emails, WhatsApp communications, invoices, payment confirmations, legal notices, and meeting attendance records.
1. Initial Project Approval — Board Authorization
“I have a Board of Directors”
“We operate and practise corporate governance”
“This project has been approved to you”
“And we will have a formality of negotiation”
By her own admission, this was a Board-approved engagement. The subsequent disappearance of the Managing Director, the bouncing of official email communications, and the lack of corporate response suggest a breakdown of the very corporate governance she claimed to uphold.
ClickBase Technologies Ltd is currently reviewing director-level accountability and personal liability under CAMA 2020 for acts of bad faith and corporate misrepresentation.
Evidence: June 27 WhatsApp Approval
2. Formal Contract Formation
- June 10, 2025 — NDA executed
- June 10, 2025 — Memorandum of Understanding executed
- June 18, 2025 — Product Requirements Document finalized
- June 28, 2025 — Award Letter issued
- June 28, 2025 — Award accepted
Evidence: Award Letter
Evidence: Acceptance Email
3. Invoice and Partial Payments
June 30, 2025 — Initial invoice issued
July–December 2025 — Seven partial payments totaling ₦8,600,000
These payments confirm:
- Contract acceptance
- Delivery acknowledgment
- Continuation of engagement
Evidence: Payment Records
4. Project Demonstrations
- November 26, 2025
- December 5, 2025
Attendees:
- Endurance Chinelo Umenze-Nwauwah
- Otobore Benemoh
- Benjamin Achebe
- Sam (CapitalCore team)
Evidence: Demo Interface
5. Acknowledgment of Progress
“The project have progressed steadily.” — December 15, 2025
Evidence: Email Confirmation
6. Payment Assurances — January 2026
- January 8, 2026: “No by next week you should receive payment” / “Send an invoice for 3.9M please”
- January 14, 2026: “Am with the CFO” / “The money is coming” / “Friday” / “Your payment is coming”
- January 16, 2026: “If you dont get today i will fund you” / “I presented 5M”
Evidence: WhatsApp January 8
Evidence: WhatsApp January 14
Evidence: WhatsApp January 16
7. Acknowledgment of Delivery
“Idriva is a huge success story”
“I believe in the project”
“I believe in your capacity to deliver” — January 16, 2026
Evidence: Delivery Acknowledgment
8. Email Confirmation — January 19, 2026
“Your mail is well acknowledged. Kindly note the invoice is currently being processed and payment should come in this week.”
Evidence: Email Exchange
9. Continued Assurances — March 6, 2026
“Be patient please”
“Even if I drop dead… you will get your money”
“Your threat of court is getting on my nerves”
Evidence: WhatsApp March 6
10. Outstanding Amount
- Contract value: ₦25,000,000
- Payments received: ₦8,600,000
- Outstanding: ₦16,400,000
11. IP Lockdown — Project Dead in the Water
CapitalCore Outsourcing Ltd has spent ₦8.6 Million on a project that is currently a zero-value asset.
Until the ₦16.4 Million outstanding balance is settled:
- Source code remains locked
- Architecture remains proprietary
- Deployment rights withheld
The iDriva platform is effectively dead in the water.
Any attempt by CapitalCore or third parties to rebuild or replicate the system using ClickBase architecture will constitute:
- Trade secret theft
- Copyright infringement
- IP misappropriation
ClickBase Technologies Ltd will enforce all legal remedies available.
12. Pre-Action Notice
March 12, 2026 — Notice issued
March 24, 2026 — Hardcopy delivered
No response received.
Evidence: Pre-Action Notice
13. Communication Breakdown
- Emails to Managing Director bounced
- No corporate response
- No settlement discussion
- No alternate contact
14. Pattern Observed — Intentional Economic Frustration
- Contract formation
- Delivery acknowledgment
- Payment promises
- Continued delay
- Communication withdrawal
By withholding ₦16.4 Million while knowing ClickBase Technologies Ltd has operational costs, staff salaries, and infrastructure expenses, CapitalCore Outsourcing Ltd has engaged in Intentional Economic Frustration.
This conduct effectively attempts to financially starve a local technology company after receiving services, a pattern regulators often scrutinize as economic sabotage of service providers.
15. Individuals Involved
- Endurance Chinelo Umenze-Nwauwah
- Otobore Benemoh
- Benjamin Achebe
- Sam (CapitalCore Team)
- Abayomi Ajisefinni
- CapitalCore Legal Services
16. Available Evidence Includes
- NDA — June 10, 2025
- MoU — June 10, 2025
- PRD — June 18, 2025
- Award Letter — June 28, 2025
- Acceptance Email — June 28, 2025
- Invoice CTL-IDRIVA-001 — June 30, 2025
- Payment Records — July–December 2025
- Suspension Notices
- Breach Notice — October 28, 2025
- Termination Letter — November 4, 2025
- Legal Correspondence — November 2025
- SLA Drafts — Dec 2025 – Feb 2026
- Demo Attendance Records
- Email from Endurance Chinelo Umenze-Nwauwah — December 15, 2025
- Payment Demand Email — January 19, 2026
- Response from Otobore Benemoh
- Follow-up from ClickBase
- Final Invoices — January 12, 2026
- Pre-Action Notice — March 12 & 24, 2026
- Delivery Confirmation
17. The ClickBase Ultimatum: No Retreat
ClickBase Technologies Ltd is no longer "maintaining a position." We are enforcing a reality that CapitalCore cannot escape. The facts are finalized:
- CONTRACT: Validly formed and fully binding.
- DELIVERY: 100% completed.
- DEBT: ₦16,400,000 of our sweat is being illegally withheld.
- IP LOCKDOWN: We hold the keys. The iDriva source code is a locked vault.
- THEFT: Any unauthorized attempt by CapitalCore to access, replicate, or utilize our architecture is a criminal violation of the Copyright Act 2022.
18. The Deadline for Surrender
The window for "amicable settlement" is SLAMMED SHUT. We are no longer waiting for your "Board meetings" or "CFO approvals."
Failure to liquidate the full ₦16,400,000 debt by Wednesday will trigger the following nuclear legal and regulatory actions:
- MAREVA INJUNCTION: Immediate application to the High Court to FREEZE ALL BANK ACCOUNTS and assets of CapitalCore Outsourcing Ltd across Nigeria.
- CRIMINAL PETITIONS: Formal filing with the EFCC and ICPC, FCCPC for Fraudulent Inducement and Theft of Service (Obtaining by False Pretence).
- DIRECTOR ACCOUNTABILITY: Petitioning the CAC and IGP to investigate Endurance Chinelo Umenze-Nwauwah for corporate malpractice and intentional obstruction of debt.
- PUBLIC BLACKLIST: Formal notification to all Partners and Clients of CapitalCore that they are dealing with an entity that does not honor its sovereign contracts.
FINAL NOTICE
This is not an "engagement." This is a Recovery Operation.
CapitalCore Outsourcing Ltd has a simple choice: Pay the ₦16,400,000 today, or lose ₦50,100,000 and your corporate reputation tomorrow. We have the evidence. We have the law. We have the patience of a hunter.
THE CLOCK IS AT ZERO.
CLICKBASE TECHNOLOGIES LTD
EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT
MARCH 2026