
CBEX returns, demands $200 from victims to access frozen funds
“We were asked to pay $200 to continue trading before applying for withdrawal…Those with investments below $1,000 must pay $100.” – Victims
“We were asked to pay $200 to continue trading before applying for withdrawal…Those with investments below $1,000 must pay $100.” – Victims
Traders are now able to access their accounts and resume trading with renewed assurance, following weeks of tension and uncertainty.
The Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) has announced a ₦5 million reward for credible information leading to the recapture of seven inmates who escaped from the Ilesa Medium Custodial Centre, Osun State, following a wall collapse during heavy rainfall.
From the intelligence report we got, there is nothing we can lay hands on that made the inmates escape
Governor Adeleke’s kinsmen in Ede, Ghaff Unity, endorsed APC’s Bola Oyebamiji for Osun 2026, praising his vision and leadership.
Joseph Oloyede, a disgraced Nigerian monarch and dual U.S. citizen, has been ordered to forfeit millions in cash and valuable property to the U.S. government.
Many Nigerians lost trillions to CBEX, reflecting a pattern of gullibility driven by misinformation, conspiracy theories, and blind trust in unverified social media claims and fraudulent investment schemes.
“Most of the illicit transactions were routed through crypto wallets outside Nigeria’s jurisdiction,” he said.
‘I will not sit down and tell you that we are going to restitute every victim.’
Promoters insist the platform is insured and have introduced a capital injection system, allowing previous investors to restore account balances by depositing additional funds.