helinues:


If you want to trade and make profit, trade against $ till their election in Nov

danilho:


There are legit businesses that can give more than 35% monthly ROI

You need a have sound knowledge of the business and understand the scope of the business

100k grow to 177k in ten days, that is 77% profit in ten days, staking on tennis games. 7 days won and 3 days lost. I have evidence

Ogademo1:
DEMO ACCOUNT

vickydevoka:

U be mumu?

danilho:


Ode, You no get sense. Your own pass mumu. I have evidenc, I can show you the betlips and you can confirm the betslip.

Rigel95:

That is a real account, that you didn't know shows you don't know much-(yet.)

vickydevoka:

Na betting u de call investment abi? Continue!! Na village people get your mata

danilho:


When you understand how e dey work, village people go reason your mata but dey go tire because dem no fit get you. Betting business na multi billion biz, you just need to know how to collect your share.

SaintUlot:


Consistent profit of 30% like that of mba forex right?

Promotions:
Those Efcc guys are looking young and fresh...lots of scam everywhere

Ogademo1:
Edited DEMO ACCOUNT

vickydevoka:

Kk. Make I no doubt you bro. Bcus e no work for me no mean say e no go work for you

danilho:


Yes, na true e fit no work for you but e work for me and some other guys. Meanwhile in 2014, I try forex. I dey trade on etoro.com, I dey follow some traders, One from spain and the other one from Kenya. I loose money but e work for some other guys.

sircrabo:
Even MBA forex and large hedge fund corporations don't give that much considering the risks involved. 15% - 20% max.

Oversabi traders that give forex a bad name

Kobicove:
According to professional forex traders it's almost impossible to earn a return of more than 20% consistently

multikolour:
bros is this MBA trading legit because people have been asking me to invest in them for the past one year but I refused cos am scared

Geovanni412:


MBA Forex has been labelled as an investment to avoid by SEC but I have friends that have been regularly paid by MBA Forex. My belief is that it is a Ponzi scheme that will pay you till the scheme fails at some point in the future. This does not constitute investment advice in any way and you are solely liable for what you choose to do with your money/ego/kudi.

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prof2007:
A foreign exchange (forex) trader based in Kano State, Mr Abubakar Ibrahim, has landed in a bowl of hot soup over his failure to keep to his words. Mr Ibrahim had promised to deliver a 30-35% monthly return on investment (ROI) to an investor, who eventually gave him N7.6 million for a try.

It was gathered that the money was given to the suspect through one of his agents, Mr Umar Kabir, and after the investment, the 30 to 35% ROI was never delivered as promised. This prompted the investor to approach the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to help him recover his hard-earned money.

According to the EFCC, which arraigned Mr Ibrahim before Justice Lewis Allagoa of the Federal High Court, sitting in Kano, on Friday, October 16, 2020, on a five-count charge of money laundering, the suspect allegedly engaged in forex trading through his Flexus Global Investment without duly registering with SCUML (acronym for Special Control Unit Against Money Laundering, issued by the EFCC).

SCUML was established by the federal government in September 2005 as part of measures for implementation of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Recommendations on Anti- Money Laundering/Combating the Financing. It is charged with responsibility of monitoring, supervising and regulating activities of Designated Non-Financial Institutions (DNFIs).

At the court, the EFCC informed the judge that efforts to make the suspect refund the sum invested to the complainant were futile and when the charges were read to him, he pleaded “not guilty.”

“That you, Abubakar Ibrahim (being the Managing Director of Flexus Global Investment Ltd) while acting in such capacity, sometimes in 2019 in Kano, Kano State within the jurisdiction of this court, did fail to declare the existence of your company with Special Control Unit Against Money Laundry (SCUML) before commencing business under the name Flexus Global Investment Limited and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 5(1) (a) (i) and punishable under Section 5(6) (a) & (b) of Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act, 2011 (As Amended),” one of the counts read.

In view of his plea, the prosecution counsel, Mr Michael Ojo, asked the court for a date to commence trial and that the accused person be remanded in the custody of the Nigerian Correctional Service. However, the defence counsel, H.A Hamza, urged the court to admit the defendant to bail. This bail application was granted by Justice Allagoa in the sum of N50 million with one surety in like sum.

The surety must be the owner of a landed property within Kano metropolis, which shall be verified by the registry of the court, the judge held and adjourned the case to November 19, 2020, for trial.

SOURCE: https://businesspost.ng/economy/efcc-nabs-forex-trader-for-failing-to-fulfil-35-monthly-roi-promise/amp/

prof2007:
A foreign exchange (forex) trader based in Kano State, Mr Abubakar Ibrahim, has landed in a bowl of hot soup over his failure to keep to his words. Mr Ibrahim had promised to deliver a 30-35% monthly return on investment (ROI) to an investor, who eventually gave him N7.6 million for a try.

It was gathered that the money was given to the suspect through one of his agents, Mr Umar Kabir, and after the investment, the 30 to 35% ROI was never delivered as promised. This prompted the investor to approach the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to help him recover his hard-earned money.

According to the EFCC, which arraigned Mr Ibrahim before Justice Lewis Allagoa of the Federal High Court, sitting in Kano, on Friday, October 16, 2020, on a five-count charge of money laundering, the suspect allegedly engaged in forex trading through his Flexus Global Investment without duly registering with SCUML (acronym for Special Control Unit Against Money Laundering, issued by the EFCC).

SCUML was established by the federal government in September 2005 as part of measures for implementation of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Recommendations on Anti- Money Laundering/Combating the Financing. It is charged with responsibility of monitoring, supervising and regulating activities of Designated Non-Financial Institutions (DNFIs).

At the court, the EFCC informed the judge that efforts to make the suspect refund the sum invested to the complainant were futile and when the charges were read to him, he pleaded “not guilty.”

“That you, Abubakar Ibrahim (being the Managing Director of Flexus Global Investment Ltd) while acting in such capacity, sometimes in 2019 in Kano, Kano State within the jurisdiction of this court, did fail to declare the existence of your company with Special Control Unit Against Money Laundry (SCUML) before commencing business under the name Flexus Global Investment Limited and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 5(1) (a) (i) and punishable under Section 5(6) (a) & (b) of Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act, 2011 (As Amended),” one of the counts read.

In view of his plea, the prosecution counsel, Mr Michael Ojo, asked the court for a date to commence trial and that the accused person be remanded in the custody of the Nigerian Correctional Service. However, the defence counsel, H.A Hamza, urged the court to admit the defendant to bail. This bail application was granted by Justice Allagoa in the sum of N50 million with one surety in like sum.

The surety must be the owner of a landed property within Kano metropolis, which shall be verified by the registry of the court, the judge held and adjourned the case to November 19, 2020, for trial.

SOURCE: https://businesspost.ng/economy/efcc-nabs-forex-trader-for-failing-to-fulfil-35-monthly-roi-promise/amp/

joelala:
How can you promise 35% monthly when even fixed deposit in banks is 4.5% annually? i am an FX trader and i only give 5% monthly on your investment, and min you can invest with me is 2k$...if you don't want 5% alaye take your money to the banks and get your 4.5% annually. i don't like what i hate. FG treasury bills is even less than that, about less that 2% ROI annually.


Bros, you dey generous sef. If na me, I no go pass 2 percent max. You fit japa if you no like am.

Oluwahelpme:
It is even impossible to earn more than 10% in a month. But greedy Nigerians will not listen. Nigerians will keep falling for Ponzi schemes due to their greed.

Barka00:


Yh
You can also make 100% profit in a day iv the market is in a good shape and if you're will to let go of your emotions and take the risk

sircrabo:
Even MBA forex and large hedge fund corporations don't give that much considering the risks involved. 15% - 20% max.

Oversabi traders that give forex a bad name

guru90:


Forex is not scam at all....

The simple ideology behind forex trading, if you don't know how to trade in forex, Your money will banish and vanish within a second.

Note: If you don't know how to trade, kindly meet a genuine and truthful forex trade company to trade for u. For me: I have already attached myself for one Forex trading experts so that they will be trading for me.

Rigel95:

Oh great! What's your proof to know it's edited?
I'd like to learn

Sunnyb104:
I do not believe the popular saying "98% of retail traders fail", and also that one cannot make consistent profit(s) of about 15-30% monthly. What I see is a lack of adequate knowledge/training about the financial markets. Big banks and hedge funds are into it, are we going to say they are into scams.
It is on record that more than Eight hundred thousand(800,000) Japanese youth trade Forex even Housewives, the Banks declare quarterly profits in billions of naira trading the markets and this banks are made up of Nigerians like you and I, if anyone could be privileged to learn and master this skill from them(Bank traders), or professional in the field, s/he will make a killing.
In Africa, there are lots of successful South African traders, the likes of sendeli, Van der Riet, Jeff Wayne etc. And recently Fx goats, Lesiba Muthupi... If these people can become successful with a YouTube channel of over 52k subscribers teaching forex, then there are many successful hidden traders in Nigeria but if anyone believes that no Nigerian is profitable, then we should ask the question, what knowledge do South African traders have that Nigerians lack?.