Several Nigerian women have been seen breaking down in tears after reportedly losing millions of naira to CBEX.

But younger women showed signs of progress as among 18 to 34-year-olds, 40 per cent of women feel confident making investment decisions, compared to just 29 per cent of those over 55.

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A company manager lost RM703,000 to a non-existent investment via a WhatsApp application that promised lucrative profits.

The scammer added the victim to a WhatsApp group, where she received training on gold investment and was instructed to use three different apps, according to the police. A 72-year-old woman lost ...