Victims of MBA forex takes protest to Christ Embassy church, Odili Road.

Dozens of victims of MBA forex trading in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, have st*rmed the Christ Embassy Church, in Odili Road, Port Harcourt, alleging that three of its pastors defr*uded them billions of naira.

The aggr!eved protesters, said they chose to stage the protest on Sunday, because the persons that defr*uded them were members of the church.

Leader of the group, Christian Agadaga, expressed: “Well, as a leader of this struggle, victims of MBA forex trading, we have assembled at Christ Embassy Church today to register our displeasure to say exactly how we feel, our p*ins and agony, our cal*mities because of just one man, Maxwell, who defr*uded Nigerians to the tune of N213 billion.

“While we were trying to recover from the shock for over two years now, just recently, the Economic and Finance Cr!mes Commission (EFCC) has declared three persons wanted. From our intelligence, these three persons are pastors and workers of this church.
“We are so disappointed, and we have come here to let the leadership of the church know our p*ins. We want to use this opportunity to appeal to Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, he is a man that dies not tolerate ev!l, to immediately report these his pastors who are hiding to the EFCC.

“Most of us invested hundreds and thousands of million. We cannot let this go. If he finds out that this money that was collected in his church, in billions, was a proceed of fr*ud, he should return it to show that he is a decent man of God. We cannot let this go. That’s why we came here. Hence, Maxwell has a good connection with the church and is a member of the church and he used it as an umbrella body to defr*ud the victims. He should return the money to the investors.”
They called on EFCC to, within 21 days, track down the fleeing accused pastors and recover their “st*len” money.

If anybody had told you it was a fraud you would have said they were the devil.

Unfortunately, most of the investors if not all; will never get their money back.