Woman Storms Cbex Office in Tears, Shares How She Invested Money She Made While Struggling in Libya

Woman Storms Cbex Office in Tears, Shares How She Invested Money She Made While Struggling in Libya

  • A Nigerian woman cried as she lost her entire savings to Cbex digital trading platform after it crashed
  • Many people on social media alleged that the Cbex trading platform had crashed and that traders' funds were trapped
  • The woman said she used her money she made in Libya and her friends’ money to invest in the platform

A Nigerian woman named Bolarinwa cried bitterly after losing her entire savings to the Cbex online trading app.

She shared how much she used to trade in the digital assets trading company, Cbex, which allegedly crashed.

Woman who invested all her salaries from Libya storms Cbex office in tears
Woman cries at Cbex office after losing all her money she made from Libya. Photo: @bigappletv5
Source: TikTok

In a video reposted by @bigappletv5 on TikTok, the woman who was interviewed stated that she invested $1000 (N1.6 million) in the platform.

According to her, $200 was her money while she collected the remaining from her friends.

Woman who returned from Libya loses savings

Bolarinwa recounted how she struggled in Libya to gather money and how her neighbour introduced her to the scheme.

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She said:

“I went to Lybia to work. We were fighting,doing everything in Lybia. When I came back, my neighbour told me that if I do the scheme, it would help me, that I should go and find the money…She said if I invest the money, I will get times 2 of it.”

Watch the video below:

Cbex: A Ponzi scheme or trading platform?

A man on Facebook who predicted the crash of the app claimed that Cbex, which posed as a digital assets platform, was a ponzi scheme.

Looking through the website of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), there is a list of digital assets trading companies, but Cbex was not seen there.

Also, a search of the name 'Cbex' on the SEC dedicated portal for investment operators did not yield any results. It is not clear if Cbex is a registered investment platform.

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Cbex: Man discloses name of alleged new Ponzi scheme which people are not aware of

The SEC told Legit.ng that it had warned Nigerians against trading on platforms not registered in its database.

Woman who invested all her salaries from Libya storms Cbex office in tears
Woman cries at Cbex office after losing all her money she made from Libya. Photo: @bigappletv5
Source: TikTok

Reactions as woman loses savings to Cbex

Prince Hamdan bin Mohammed said:

"To us wey broke to the extent we no sabi cbex May God remember us."

@Wartemberg said:

"How can you invest in one company all your monetary assets?? its totally wrong and greediness..or they did people juju?? even in legiment deals you don't invest your all."

@Enohbaby said:

"I feel so sad for her."

@<Joicy said:

"Una wan turn billionaire overnight. I'm not sorry for any one."

@Richard marvince said:

"Imagine kuda,PalmPay,monie point and opay decides to what cbex did …. what will happen. E no go funny at all."

@K.K.K junior said:

"Me way broke way no even sabi this cbex thank god o MMM NAH 3m them carry go."

Lady loses school fees to Cbex

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Cbex crash: Woman who used entire savings to invest in platform weeps bitterly, mentions amount

In a related story by Legit.ng, a Nigerian lady who used her school fees to trade in a digital assets trading company, Cbex, has cried out over her loss.

The lady shared how much she put into the app and was surprised to see that her money was gone.

Many who came across her viral video sympathised with her and shared similar experiences.

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Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 4+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng