In a detailed account shared online, Samskid explained that their relationship began years earlier when she returned to Nigeria and requested assistance in securing a four-bedroom apartment on the island for herself and friends. He said he supported her at the time, helped with accommodation, and also assisted during her birthday celebrations.
According to him, the woman later returned to Dubai and stayed in contact. Months later, he said she introduced him to what she described as a profitable currency exchange investment, promising weekly returns of 800,000 naira if he invested 5 million naira.
He stated that due to their past relationship and her perceived lifestyle, he agreed to the deal, and they reportedly signed an agreement outlining repayment terms, including a clause that allowed him to request his money back after two weeks.
However, he alleged that shortly after the investment began, issues started arising. He claimed she became inconsistent in communication and began giving excuses, while the promised weekly returns dropped below what was initially agreed, with payments fluctuating between 500,000 naira and 300,000 naira.
He further alleged that when he eventually decided to withdraw from the arrangement, the situation had already deteriorated, with growing concerns over accountability and fulfilment of the agreement.
The claims have since sparked reactions online, with users divided over issues of trust, informal investment arrangements, and personal accountability in financial dealings.
As of the time of filing this report, the woman in question has not publicly responded to the allegations.
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