Fuji musician Taye Adebisi, commonly known as Taye, slammed him for the Ponzi scheme (also known as CBEX) that introduced him to the Crypto Bridge Exchange.
Naija News The currency has reportedly grown in anger over the CBEX collapse lately, which has deceived many Nigerians who are attracted by the high return commitments of digital investment products.
In a viral video on social media, Currency tells his ordeal in a stage show, noting that some of his close colleagues introduced him to the program.
The singer said he lost to the Ponzi scheme, noting that his colleagues’ success in the program prompted him to invest.
He said “On April 1, Sodick came to my house and said that the brand manager Lateef collected some money, introduced Alaba and Small London, and also collected their money, as well as the Muca brothers.
“Alaba used the n1.2 billion he stole from the stage to invest in CBEX. The Muka brothers also invested his work expenses N500,000. Sodic used the money he saved in the band, N850,000. Lateef invested 1.4 million.
“Lateef said he used N200K to collect N600K and I was motivated. I withdrew the money I saved for insurance and saw my life in my life. I invested $10 million in CBEX on April 1, but everything went away.
“If they die well, they won’t rest in peace because I was alone before you took me to CBEX.”
