HEADLINE | Posted: Tuesday, April 15, 2025

Security agents take over CBEX office in Ibadan as online platform crashes


By Musliudeen Adebayo

Security agents have been stationed at CBEX office in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital.

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.

The development prompted many of those who invested in the scheme to storm the office to express their displeasure.

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

Our correspondent learnt that some security agents have been stationed at the office in a bid to prevent breakdown of law and order.

DAILY POST reports that patrol vehicles belonging to the Nigeria Police and Western Nigeria Security Network (WNSN) also known as Amotekun, have been stationed at the front of the office.

DAILY POST learnt that this was done on order to prevent further looting in the office.

The patrol vehicles were still at the office as at the time of filing this report on Tuesday.

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