First Colombia Gold Corporation (PK) (FCGD) Quote

Please place Frankie in prison

CTRU
I followed you over here after listening to your stories on Jack and the Bean Stock
I still cant figure out what happened to Old Sam a dee Sam Bug bunny or Yogi Bear.

It appears maybe they joined forces with the Old Man and the Sea
and are out fishing for the big one off the coast.

Helloman1, I agree with your assumption.

$FCGD

Someone been nibbling here since profile update last week. Something may up 😆 🙏

This is also there, just one employee...

https://stkt.co/EibVzUbM

Company Officers & Contacts
Frank lkechukwu Igwealor
Accountant
Ambrose Okechukwu Egbuonu
Admin. Officer
Board of Directors
Ambrose Okechukwu Egbuonu
Audit Committee Member, Compensation Committee Member, Nominating Committee Member
Other Company Insiders
None

Other Company Insiders are all persons or entities beneficially owning 10% or more of any class of the issuer's securities. Together, officers, directors and other company insiders comprise Company Insiders.
Service Providers
Securities Counsel
Alpha Advocate Law Group PC
11432 South Street

#373

Cerritos, CA 90703

Profile Data
SIC - Industry Classification
8093 - Specialty outpatient clinics, misc
Incorporation Information
NV, US, 1997
Employees
1 as of 01/27/2025
Shell
No

This is under the Company Profile...


https://stkt.co/EibVzUbM



Business Description
First Colombia Gold Corp. (FCGD), historically, managed gold-mining and prospecting operations. That changed on November 25, 2022, when the Company changed its business purpose from gold-mining and prospecting to become a holding company for diversified hospital operations and medical facilities and other specialized real estate operations. The Company has previously tried to acquire a Texas based operator of several hospital and medical facilities, but the target backed away after one of the company's previous creditor filed and obtained a court order to reinstate a stale debt. The Company is continuing negotiations with all previous creditors for settlements that would allow the company to restart operations. There is no guarantee that the creditors would accommodate the company's proposal to convert the debts to equity and allow the company to pursue its new business purpose.

Let's-review-more-$FCGD Court Order renewing an old judgment creditor for $615K. UMMC was notified to see whether they were interested in defending. But now that FCGD has the court order, it would be recorded as liabilities effective 4/17/2024 (court order date).

$FCGD Court Order renewing an old judgment creditor for $615K. UMMC was notified to see whether they were interested in defending. But now that FCGD has the court order, it would be recorded as liabilities effective 4/17/2024 (court order date). pic.twitter.com/C6h2IyhfDh— Alpharidge Capital, LLC (@Alpharidge_Cap) April 22, 2024

Let's-review... Uh-Oh-Frank-in-big-trouble - no wonder .000001 >>>
https://www.sec.gov/enforcement-litigation/litigation-releases/lr-26171

Frank Igwealor et al.
U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Litigation Release No. 26171 / November 19, 2024
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Frank Igwealor, Patience Ogbozor, Alpharidge Capital LLC, American Community Capital LP, GiveMePower, Inc., Kid Castle Educational Corporation, Los Angeles Community Capital, and Video River Networks, Inc., No. 2:24-cv-09941 (C.D Cal. filed Nov. 18, 2024)
SEC Charges CEO with Misappropriation of $2.2 Million and $6 Million of Illegal Stock Sales
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today it filed charges against Frank Igwealor of Playa del Rey, California, the CEO of several microcap issuers, for engaging in a scheme to misappropriate $2.2 million from a microcap company he controlled to purchase a home, and illegally selling millions of shares of three other microcap issuers he controlled for a profit of approximately $6 million.

The SEC’s complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, alleges in November 2021, Igwealor and his spouse, Patience Ogbozor, illegally extended themselves a personal multi-million dollar mortgage from a subsidiary of GiveMePower, Inc. while Igwealor was the CEO of the company and Ogbozor was a director. According to the Complaint, Igwealor subsequently orchestrated sham transactions involving GiveMePower, two additional microcap issuers and a private entity that he controlled in order to obfuscate the original misappropriation, transfer the mortgage and ultimately avoid repayment. In addition, from July 2021 to February 2022, Igwealor allegedly sold approximately 663 million shares of three different microcap issuers he controlled, in excess of limitations under the securities law, applicable to him as a control person of these companies.

The SEC’s complaint charges Igwealor with violating Sections 5(a), 5(c) and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 (“Securities Act”) and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (“Exchange Act”) and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, and aiding and abetting violations of Sections 13(a) and 13(k) of the Exchange Act and Rules 12b-20 and 13a-1 thereunder, and charges Ogbozor with violating Section 17(a)(3) of the Securities Act and aiding and abetting violations of Section 13(k) of the Exchange Act. In its case against Igwealor and Ogbozor, the SEC seeks permanent injunctions, officer and director bars, civil penalties, disgorgement, and prejudgment interest as to both defendants, as well as a penny stock bar against Igwealor. The SEC’s Complaint also charges GiveMePower, Inc, Kid Castle Educational Corporation, Video River Networks, Inc., Alpharidge Capital LLC and Los Angeles Community Capital with securities law violations in connection with the mortgage-related fraud; and charges Alpharidge Capital LLC and American Community Capital, LP in connection with Igwealor’s illegal sales of securities.

The SEC’s investigation was supervised by Tejal Shah and Michael Paley and conducted by Abigail Rosen, Thomas Peirce, Ricky Tong, Leslie Kazon and Alex Lefferts of the New York Regional Office. The litigation will be led by Ms. Rosen.

Hopefully the new billionaire CEO got that $300.000 judgement
Against fcgd taken care of. If so we may see a nice move up here. Will see 😆

You probably know more than I do about that...I'm just here to eat the popcorn... LOL 😉

Volume up also maybe something is finally up

Volume up also maybe something is finally up

How can Frank still be the accountant? I thought he was in much trouble with the SEC...

Let’s run this shit up lol

That's odd, FCGD, has a Verified Profile again...

https://stkt.co/EibVzUbM

It's probably not happening here since the CEO faces SEC actions.

🚀🚀🚀

We all have seen this before. Ticker gets punched in the gut with concerning news and than boom!!! Dubs up! $ FCGD

Snoof77

Someone maybe loading slowly trying not to get noticed. Will see. Lol

Would need a miracle to even have this get back to 0004 levels

No - 4 million shares = less that $400 thrown at it today. Someone just buying lotto tickets, but there are much less risky lottos than this one.

OK so some unusual volume today . I wonder 🤔

Uh Oh - Frank in big trouble - no wonder .000001 >>>
https://www.sec.gov/enforcement-litigation/litigation-releases/lr-26171

Frank Igwealor et al.
U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Litigation Release No. 26171 / November 19, 2024
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Frank Igwealor, Patience Ogbozor, Alpharidge Capital LLC, American Community Capital LP, GiveMePower, Inc., Kid Castle Educational Corporation, Los Angeles Community Capital, and Video River Networks, Inc., No. 2:24-cv-09941 (C.D Cal. filed Nov. 18, 2024)
SEC Charges CEO with Misappropriation of $2.2 Million and $6 Million of Illegal Stock Sales
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today it filed charges against Frank Igwealor of Playa del Rey, California, the CEO of several microcap issuers, for engaging in a scheme to misappropriate $2.2 million from a microcap company he controlled to purchase a home, and illegally selling millions of shares of three other microcap issuers he controlled for a profit of approximately $6 million.

The SEC’s complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, alleges in November 2021, Igwealor and his spouse, Patience Ogbozor, illegally extended themselves a personal multi-million dollar mortgage from a subsidiary of GiveMePower, Inc. while Igwealor was the CEO of the company and Ogbozor was a director. According to the Complaint, Igwealor subsequently orchestrated sham transactions involving GiveMePower, two additional microcap issuers and a private entity that he controlled in order to obfuscate the original misappropriation, transfer the mortgage and ultimately avoid repayment. In addition, from July 2021 to February 2022, Igwealor allegedly sold approximately 663 million shares of three different microcap issuers he controlled, in excess of limitations under the securities law, applicable to him as a control person of these companies.

The SEC’s complaint charges Igwealor with violating Sections 5(a), 5(c) and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 (“Securities Act”) and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (“Exchange Act”) and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, and aiding and abetting violations of Sections 13(a) and 13(k) of the Exchange Act and Rules 12b-20 and 13a-1 thereunder, and charges Ogbozor with violating Section 17(a)(3) of the Securities Act and aiding and abetting violations of Section 13(k) of the Exchange Act. In its case against Igwealor and Ogbozor, the SEC seeks permanent injunctions, officer and director bars, civil penalties, disgorgement, and prejudgment interest as to both defendants, as well as a penny stock bar against Igwealor. The SEC’s Complaint also charges GiveMePower, Inc, Kid Castle Educational Corporation, Video River Networks, Inc., Alpharidge Capital LLC and Los Angeles Community Capital with securities law violations in connection with the mortgage-related fraud; and charges Alpharidge Capital LLC and American Community Capital, LP in connection with Igwealor’s illegal sales of securities.

The SEC’s investigation was supervised by Tejal Shah and Michael Paley and conducted by Abigail Rosen, Thomas Peirce, Ricky Tong, Leslie Kazon and Alex Lefferts of the New York Regional Office. The litigation will be led by Ms. Rosen.

U late

Unfortunately fcgd from what I understand has s $600.000 lean / judgment.

They often do. Even empty crooked shells have value for a new owner. A new seed planted can bear good fruit too.
These are risky but sure can pay off nicely at times. Not bearish or bullish just here to play. As always ...tik tok.
Roll dem bones.

Hopefully before i crook off of old age this will come to life somehow 😆

Bawhahaha

Yep, the risk here, even buying .0001 is that it goes expert market, then the SEC revokes registration. That will be 100% unrecoverable loss. Trade this garbage carefully.

I didn’t know a ticker could be allowed to be Yield for so long

I'm expecting this stock to be banished to the expert market any day now, certainly probably before the end of this year, as they haven't made any quarterly filings this year. I'm actually surprised the OTC hasn't acted already. Good luck.

I have over 80 stocks and have been on a buying craze for two months. This one is iffy, so not much more goes into it. Not for now anyway. I'll make a few bucks if it ever survives.

Wit that being said, only thing left for you to do is wipe out the 1s.

Bottom fishing is fun when the opportunity is presented. A little minnow thrown to the deep can sometimes catch a whale where sharks and gars have been swimming.

I put my money on de-list frank is in crisis mode

I wonder what is next for this ticker? It was fun back in 21... I have a few shares left, just waiting for whatever is next... De-listing or new direction without current management...

Looks like the SEC has finally caught up with pinky dirtbag>>>>>

Frank Igwealor et al.
U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Litigation Release No. 26171 / November 19, 2024
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Frank Igwealor, Patience Ogbozor, Alpharidge Capital LLC, American Community Capital LP, GiveMePower, Inc., Kid Castle Educational Corporation, Los Angeles Community Capital, and Video River Networks, Inc., No. 2:24-cv-09941 (C.D Cal. filed Nov. 18, 2024)
SEC Charges CEO with Misappropriation of $2.2 Million and $6 Million of Illegal Stock Sales
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today it filed charges against Frank Igwealor of Playa del Rey, California, the CEO of several microcap issuers, for engaging in a scheme to misappropriate $2.2 million from a microcap company he controlled to purchase a home, and illegally selling millions of shares of three other microcap issuers he controlled for a profit of approximately $6 million.

The SEC’s complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, alleges in November 2021, Igwealor and his spouse, Patience Ogbozor, illegally extended themselves a personal multi-million dollar mortgage from a subsidiary of GiveMePower, Inc. while Igwealor was the CEO of the company and Ogbozor was a director. According to the Complaint, Igwealor subsequently orchestrated sham transactions involving GiveMePower, two additional microcap issuers and a private entity that he controlled in order to obfuscate the original misappropriation, transfer the mortgage and ultimately avoid repayment. In addition, from July 2021 to February 2022, Igwealor allegedly sold approximately 663 million shares of three different microcap issuers he controlled, in excess of limitations under the securities law, applicable to him as a control person of these companies.

The SEC’s complaint charges Igwealor with violating Sections 5(a), 5(c) and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 (“Securities Act”) and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (“Exchange Act”) and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, and aiding and abetting violations of Sections 13(a) and 13(k) of the Exchange Act and Rules 12b-20 and 13a-1 thereunder, and charges Ogbozor with violating Section 17(a)(3) of the Securities Act and aiding and abetting violations of Section 13(k) of the Exchange Act. In its case against Igwealor and Ogbozor, the SEC seeks permanent injunctions, officer and director bars, civil penalties, disgorgement, and prejudgment interest as to both defendants, as well as a penny stock bar against Igwealor. The SEC’s Complaint also charges GiveMePower, Inc, Kid Castle Educational Corporation, Video River Networks, Inc., Alpharidge Capital LLC and Los Angeles Community Capital with securities law violations in connection with the mortgage-related fraud; and charges Alpharidge Capital LLC and American Community Capital, LP in connection with Igwealor’s illegal sales of securities.

The SEC’s investigation was supervised by Tejal Shah and Michael Paley and conducted by Abigail Rosen, Thomas Peirce, Ricky Tong, Leslie Kazon and Alex Lefferts of the New York Regional Office. The litigation will be led by Ms. Rosen.

This another round of stupid ass post, it's 12 million available at 1 that ain't got shit to do with retail

WoW up 9900% today!

WoW up 9900% today!

JP, not Frank. Just another round of non retail manipulation to frustrate retail into selling shares at T1. IMO there is a collection of shares happening by non retail. Those same non retail will eventually pump the pps back up to dub1 when their satisfied they have enough shares. It is then they will sell their shares back to retail.

Frank going Diddy style on yall hind parts

I agree January 3 2065 will be nice for fcgd

As I'm sure you are aware, traders will need to wait 30 days to buy back in to avoid the wash rule. As a result, the January effect is set in motion. Therefore, this is the best time to buy stocks such as FCGD at a fire sale bargain price.I think we are going to see an amazing January for the OTC, and FCGD.

This Kool-Aid turned out t be just that.

Drug M aster of nothing pumping this last year. Now bashing lol.He doesn't do any research on tickers.

Another round of shaking of the tree by a MM. They again took it down to 6 decimals, to frustrate retail, then picked up the shares that were let go by retail weak hands. Question is who are they collecting shares for? The why is obvious . $$$FCGD

Snoof77

Yikes, up only 19,000%

Since it so sick take your arse to Frank's hospital

Hospital deal is on the Horizon Frank is a master