HEADLINE | Posted: Tuesday, April 15, 2025

Ibadan residents storm CBEX office, cart away valuables as platform allegedly crashes [VIDEO]


By Musliudeen Adebayo

Some residents of Ibadan, Oyo State have stormed the office of CBEX located at Oke Ado area of Ibadan in protest.

DAILY POST gathered that the residents stormed the office Monday evening following the report of the crash of the platform.

Investigations by DAILY POST on Tuesday revealed that scores of residents of Ibadan have invested in the online platform.

Our correspondent, however, learnt that the report of the crash of the platform was announced on Monday.

This made scores of those who invested in the scheme to storm the office of platform to express their displeasure.

Our correspondent gathered that some angry persons took away valuables in the office.

A video obtained by DAILY POST revealed that some angry persons were at the office to express their displeasure over the report of the crash.

However, all efforts made by our correspondent to speak with some of those who invested in the platform proved to be abortive.

As at the time of filing this report on Tuesday, none of the investors were ready to speak to our reporter or disclose the total amount of money they invested in the scheme.

DAILY POST

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