Sapphire scents CEO, Wale Jana has been dragged by an aggrieved investor, who invested the sum of 500 thousand naira into his company but allegedly did not get back her capital and profit in full when the due date came. Sleekgist reports

The aggrieved investor, identified as Ngozi N Okoroji, shares her story with some evidences

She wrote

"Read:
#badinvestment.
It all started on the 14th of October, 2019. A friend told me about @sapphirescents investors program. I reached out and made enquiries. I made a payment of 500k into sapphire scents account. I was sent an MOU which i signed and filled appropriately then scanned back. Wale then prayed. Fast forward to November 14th 2019. My friend reached out and told me to collect my money, as she struggled to get hers. I reached out to wale claiming to have a family emergency. Wale told me it was short notice that he will get back to me. After 2 days of sensing messages with no response, he finally told me to wait till due date and if I wasn’t okay to go to court. I then told him i will wait, as January was close anyway. In december i sent a gentle reminder, i got no response. I waited till end of December and sent another reminder to which he responded okay. On the 12th of January i sent another reminder, he then told me they had sent out notice to investors for time till march. I told him i got none, as i really didn’t get any. He then pleaded for time till last week Friday after agreeing not to split my payment. On Friday by past 9pm i got an alert of 200k. I then called and texted sapphire scents to know what happened his employee Israel answered and said they were working on it, i insisted on getting my balance before 12midnight. I then went to wale’s page to post his a fraud and will expose him. Wale blocked me and then called my phone reigned insults on myself, family and generations. He then told me to get ready for war as i will be hearing from his lawyers. I told him i wasn’t afraid of him. On Saturday a certain man who claimed to be seun from DSS called to plead for more-time, i refused and said his deadline is Monday or i call him out. Wale also sent my sister who i used as my next of kin a message to say o will hear from his lawyers for posting on his page. He also asked me why i was ranting over a mere change of 362k.
#BBNaija."

She also shared some EVIDENCES
https://sleekgist.com/entertainment/sapphire-scents-ceo-wale-jana-called-out-by-aggrieved-investor-over-alleged-fraud/

SleekGist:
Sapphire scents CEO, Wale Jana has been dragged by an aggrieved investor, who invested the sum of 500 thousand naira into his company but allegedly did not get back her capital and profit in full when the due date came. Sleekgist reports

The aggrieved investor, identified as Ngozi N Okoroji, shares her story with some evidences

-fraud/

Fraudsters everywhere.

Protect your money.

...and a friend just told me today he is expecting his capital and interest next month from sapphirescents. I pirry him

You must discourage what you do not have the courage to encourage.


Egungun be careful.

I don't pity these people that do all these frivolous investments. Y'all get carried away for the bright shining lights of social media.

if it was one low key serious business owner with verifiable cash flow and guaranteed repayment that approached this lady for an investment, she would probably say no and still come and rain curses on the poor chap on social media.

but alas its wale the perfume seller, friend and benefactor of the Coza love machine and all-time social media playboy. Quick question, she gave wale the perfume seller 500k for an investment and you signed an MOU for what kind of investment...debt or equity?

secondly did he tell you what he will use the money for? or discuss sources of repayment in the MOU. did she even get a lawyer to look at the MOU to get an independent opinion before signing? I guess she was carried away by the fact that dude is always well dressed and drives flashy cars and when we say naija girls are nitwits (apologies to the every very few that have got their shit together), the sex starved feminists amongst y'all lot will start ranting up and down


I think I know what I will do in my next life if I come to this world as a Nigerian I pray I don't though- I will just start mixing watery perfume, get some randy religious love peddler to endorse it, sign on some washed up celebrities as ambassadors, make sure I have a very active social media presence, dress well off course and then boom set up a pyramid scheme disguised as a business venture and get gullible Nigerian ladies to invest

God bless Nigeria

SleekGist:
Sapphire scents CEO, Wale Jana has been dragged by an aggrieved investor, who invested the sum of 500 thousand naira into his company but allegedly did not get back her capital and profit in full when the due date came. Sleekgist reports

The aggrieved investor, identified as Ngozi N Okoroji, shares her story with some evidences

She wrote

"Read:
#badinvestment.
It all started on the 14th of October, 2019. A friend told me about @sapphirescents investors program. I reached out and made enquiries. I made a payment of 500k into sapphire scents account. I was sent an MOU which i signed and filled appropriately then scanned back. Wale then prayed. Fast forward to November 14th 2019. My friend reached out and told me to collect my money, as she struggled to get hers. I reached out to wale claiming to have a family emergency. Wale told me it was short notice that he will get back to me. After 2 days of sensing messages with no response, he finally told me to wait till due date and if I wasn’t okay to go to court. I then told him i will wait, as January was close anyway. In december i sent a gentle reminder, i got no response. I waited till end of December and sent another reminder to which he responded okay. On the 12th of January i sent another reminder, he then told me they had sent out notice to investors for time till march. I told him i got none, as i really didn’t get any.

She also shared some EVIDENCES
https://sleekgist.com/entertainment/sapphire-scents-ceo-wale-jana-called-out-by-aggrieved-investor-over-alleged-fraud/

Even before reading the story, I had a strong feeling Wale involved "God", "religion" or some mumbo-jumbo spiritual something. Alas, I'm right! Well, like I've always stated: the moment a Nigerian involves religion or says "I'm a God fearing person" in a financial transaction, run! The likelihood of the person being a fraudster is extremely high. Run!