Paystack has moved swiftly after serious sexual misconduct allegations involving its co-founder and CTO, Ezra Olubi, began circulating online on Wednesday, November 12, 2025. The Stripe-owned fintech confirmed his immediate suspension, stressing that the claims are being treated with the utmost gravity while a formal investigation gets underway.
The allegations have also resurfaced a series of decade-old tweets attributed to Olubi, including explicit content involving colleagues and minors—posts that have intensified public scrutiny. In a measured statement, Paystack emphasized its commitment to maintaining a safe and respectful workplace, noting that Ezra will remain removed from all duties pending the outcome of the inquiry.
Paystack added that, out of respect for those involved and to preserve the credibility of the investigative process, no further public comments will be made until the review is complete. The development has sparked conversations about accountability, corporate culture, and the responsibilities of tech leaders in positions of influence.How should tech companies balance transparency with due process when allegations of this nature surface?
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