Nigerian Women Lament Financial Losses After CBEX Trading Platform Disappears

A wave of distress has swept through parts of Nigeria as several women have reportedly lost substantial sums of money following the unexpected shutdown of CBEX, a digital investment platform.

CBEX, which attracted numerous users by promising a 100% return on investments within 30 days, operated solely in U.S. dollars and quickly gained popularity due to its high-profit assurances.

However, concerns began to rise when users found themselves unable to withdraw their funds. Many were shocked to discover that their account balances had been wiped out completely, sparking panic and emotional turmoil.

Social media is now awash with heartbreaking videos showing women in tears, sharing how their savings vanished overnight. The emotional toll is evident as they describe their struggles and demand answers.

The incident has triggered a wave of reactions online, with many Nigerians urging for stricter oversight and public education to protect people from falling victim to similar schemes in the future.

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    Hassan Mohammed

    They closed my account about a month ago but I made some research and I contact Actus Investigations Limited on http://www.actinvstltd.com A recovery company and they recover my money for me… if you lose money contact Actus Investigations Limited they will help you recover your money

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