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CBEX: 60 illegal ponzi operators to avoid in Nigeria

Israel Arogbonlo
April 15, 2025
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has warned citizens to steer clear of 60 illegal Ponzi scheme operators in Nigeria.

These companies, operating without registration with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) or the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), have been identified as potential threats to the financial well-being of unsuspecting Nigerians.

According to the EFCC, some of these operators have already faced legal action, with five convicted and another five pleading guilty, awaiting sentencing.

The commission’s warning comes as a timely reminder for Nigerians to exercise caution when investing their hard-earned money.

The list of operators to avoid includes companies operating in various sectors, including agriculture, investment, and finance.

Full list below;

  1. Wales Kingdom Capital
  2. Bethseida Group of Companies
  3. AQM Capital Limited
  4. Titan Multibusiness Investment Limited
  5. Brickwall Global Investment Limited
  6. Farmforte Limited & Agro Partnership Tech
  7. Green Eagles Agribusiness Solution Limited
  8. Richfield Multiconcepts Limited Forte Asset Management Limited
  9. Biss Networks Nigeria Limited
  10. S Mobile Netzone Limited
  11. Pristine Mobile Network
  12. Letsfarm Integrated Services
  13. Bara Finance & Investment Limited
  14. Vicampro Farms Limited
  15. Brooks Network Limited
  16. Gas Station Supply Services Limited
  17. Brass & Books Limited
  18. Annexation Biz Concept & Maitanbuwal Global Venturescrowdyvest Limited
  19. Crowdyvest Limited
  20. Jadek Agro Connect Limited
  21. Adeeva Capital Limited
  22. Oxford International Group
  23. Oxford Gold Integrated
  24. Skapomah Global Limited
  25. MBA Trading & Capital Investment Limited
  26. TRJ Company Limited
  27. Farm4Me Agriculture Limited
  28. Quintessential Investment Company
  29. Adeprinz Global Enterprises
  30. Rockstar Establishment Limited
  31. SU.Global Investment
  32. Citi Trust Funding PLC
  33. Farm Buddy
  34. Eatrich 369 Farms & Food
  35. Globertrot Farmsponsors Nigeria Limited
  36. Farm Sponsors Limited
  37. Cititrust Credit Limited
  38. Farmfunded Agroservices Limited
  39. Adamakin Investment & Works Limited
  40. Cititrust Holding PLC
  41. Green Eagles Agribusiness Solutions Limited
  42. Chinmark Homes & Shelters Limited
  43. Emerald Farms & Consultant Limited
  44. Ovaioza Farm Produce Storage Limited
  45. Farm 360 & Agriculture Company
  46. Requid Technologies Limited
  47. West Agro Agriculture & Food Processing Limited
  48. NISL Ventures Limited & Estate of Laolu Martins
  49. XY Connect Investment Limited
  50. River Branch Unique Investment Limited
  51. Hallmark Capital Limited
  52. CJC Markets Limited
  53. Crowd One Investment
  54. Farmkart Foods Limited
  55. KD Likemind Stakeholders Limited
  56. Holibiz Finance Limited
  57. Ifeanyi Okpe Oil & Gas Services
  58. Servapps Nigeria Limited
  59. Barrick Gold Mining Company
  60. 360 Agric Partners Limited.

How to Protect Yourself

To avoid falling prey to these illegal Ponzi schemes, Nigerians are advised to:

1 Verify investment opportunities with the CBN and SEC before committing funds
2 Be wary of unusually high returns on investment
3 Research the company’s background and reputation
4 Report suspicious activities to the EFCC

By being vigilant and informed, Nigerians can protect themselves from the dangers of Ponzi schemes and make informed investment decisions. Stay safe, and stay informed.


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