The Police Special Fraud Unit (PSFU) have arrested 21-year-old Dominic Joshua Ngene, the Managing Director of Brisk Capital Limited.Ngene, is in custody for allegedly diverting investors’ funds worth over N2billion.
He is accused of deceiving individuals to invest in Bitcoin, forex trading, real estate and oil and gas.
Ngene promised 60% Return on Investment (ROI) per month on every sum invested, plus guarantee of the invested principal.
The Fraud Unit said Joshua, an Ebonyi indigene, operated the firm from Uyo, Akwa Ibom.
He directed prospects to Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn, and publications where he claimed to be a successful financial investor.
Joshua confessed to the crime but pleaded to be given time to return the money, SFU Commissioner, Anderson Bankole said in a statement.
The Police found the funds of over 500 investors were diverted to sponsor extravagant lifestyle, parties, exotic cars, luxury watches, real estates in Abuja, Lagos and Port-Harcourt.
“Some of the properties/items purchased with the diverted funds have been recovered as exhibits while the suspects will be charged to the Federal High Court as soon as the strike by Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) is called-off.”
The SFU cautioned Nigerians against investment and portfolio managers who promises high returns.
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