In a statement issued by the commission’s Head of Media and Publicity, Dele Oyewale, the suspects—Seyi Oloyede, Emmanuel Uko, Adefowora Oluwanisola, and Adefowora Abiodun Olaonipekun—are accused of orchestrating a sophisticated scheme that lured thousands of investors with promises of extraordinary returns.
Operating under the CBEX name, the group allegedly encouraged people to deposit digital assets, particularly the stablecoin USDT, into the platform. After amassing a significant amount of funds, the platform was abruptly shut down, leaving investors stranded and unable to recover their money.
The commission is calling on the public to come forward with any information that could lead to the arrest of the suspects. Tips can be reported to any EFCC office nationwide, including branches in Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja, Kano, Enugu, Gombe, or Port Harcourt.
I have no pity whatsoever for all those who fell for this scam.
ReplyDeleteOnce bitten, 500 times shy no apply for their cases.
Meanwhile, those monies are goneeee with the wind.
I'm telling you oooooooo that money is gone like the wind
DeleteNo be so that forex one end
ReplyDeleteThese people never learn quick money syndrome see where the thing keep them .
I hope they get arrested
ReplyDeleteIt seems this one touch some EFCC officials too.
ReplyDeleteLeave no stone unturned arrest them.all. For greedy people hope you all have learnt your lesson
ReplyDeleteSee the scammers faces. I just hope they will get hold of them.
ReplyDeleteThis woman gets mind ooooo how una dey take sleep for night when oda piple dey pass 2rug pains
ReplyDeleteI feel they were using fake names.
ReplyDeleteHusband and wife into shady business
ReplyDeleteGreediness made people invest in it, they will be fine
I know Ogunpa is going to be among addresses. I was told for that Ogunpa area people that didn't invested in the scam can't be upto 20%. Both market women and men oo
ReplyDeleteAnother one will still come and people will fall again
All of them are now billionaires in Naira
ReplyDeleteThe victims of this cbex still believe that their money will be refunded 😀 sope otilor.
ReplyDeleteWhy Nigerians keep falling for these scams beats me.
ReplyDeleteSee their face, I hope they pay for their crimes.
There's another wanted list published. People need to learn to take wise investment choices. If it's too good to be true, most of the time na scam!
ReplyDelete