Earlier today, News broke that Nigerians who invested in Piggyvest have been left stranded after one Bamise and Elizabeth Ajetunmobi, of micro-lending company Imagine Global Solution Limited, reportedly fled Nigeria with funds invested by thousands of customers.

According to reports, the couple went into hiding after squadering investors’ money said to be as much as N2 billion.

The report alleged that Piggyvest and some other top organizations in Nigeria invested in the company, Imagine Lenders managed by Bamise Ajetunmobi and his wife, Elizabeth.

Piggyvest has now issued a statement assuring its users that they will never compromise their funds and they should disregard any unverified information.

“Our attention has been drawn to some rumours making rounds about Piggyvest. Please note that Piggyvest will never compromise the funds of any user in any way.

“All Piggyvest user funds remain safe and secure as always. No user fund has experienced any loss of any kind, nor will they experience anything of the kind,” they said.

Imagine Global Solutions Ltd claimed to be running a micro lending service to small and medium businesses, offering 22 per cent as interest on loans received and 10 per cent returns to investors.

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Several victims on social media detailed how they lost between low five figures to as high as N500 million. A WhatsApp group has been created for those affected by the fraudulent scheme to pony resources towards recovering their investments. A Nairaland forum was also created by the investors.

Imagine Global, which was registered in 2017, stated on its website that it has a customer base of 90,000 Nigerians, but it was unclear how many of them were able to recoup their investments before the Ajetunmobis disappeared. The couple reportedly fled to London, where a branch of Imagine Global was incorporated in August 2019.

According to information documented in the company’s investor pitch, Imagine Global Solution Limited founded by Bamise Ajetumobi and his wife Elizabeth Ajetunmobi is a microfinance institution duly registered and licensed in Nigeria with a focus on fostering financial inclusion, by providing working capital funding to market men and women.



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The company had hoped to become a leading money lender that will eradicate poverty in Africa and the rest of the world by providing microloans to the unbanked, small and medium scale businesses and low-income earners. The company offered a loan disbursement range between 10k and 100k for a 30 – 40 days cycle and required a minimum of N100 million investment amount from investors with an interest rate of 6% to 36% depending on the capital amount paid monthly or as agreed.

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una money don go!

Bad market for piggyvest

na Kuda and other e-banks promote that kind news.

That pastor that invested N500m sha. Omo!

Greed, greed

I don't understand how it's affiliated to PiggyVest!