SocialMediaTrends: Nigerians lament as another ‘ponzi’ scheme, 86FB, appears to have crashed
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Nigerians have taken to social media to register their displeasure and to lament the crashing of 86FB investment platform where millions of naira seem to have been trapped.
Ripples Nigeria gathered that thousands of Nigerians invested their funds in the platform that claims to return 3% profit on the initial investment.
The juicy investment platform claims to be a global online gambling company based in London, England.
It was observed by Ripples Nigeria that 86FB was no longer paying investors on the platform, although the company is yet to admit the platform has crashed.
Many Nigerians have likened the investment platform to a ponzi scheme, especially as this is happening at a time that many persons have lost their monies to false promises by business owners.
See how Nigerians are reacting:
How ponzi scheme works. pic.twitter.com/fHln0JlUkP
— Fineboy Gabby𓃵 (@Gabbyosun) April 26, 2022
A thread on #86Fb
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86Fb or 86 FOOTBALL like y’all know it is a big time BOMB ⚠️
I did some background details investigation on the company and owners
86fb as dubbed to be the official platform name or should I say the parent company of 86z and 86w.#ponzi
— 🇨🇦Canadian Spirit🇨🇦 (@Princeflexzy0) April 26, 2022
Me and my guy talked about this #86fb thing and we concluded it’s risky and a scam , baba go for my back go put money…
