Brisk Capital Investments – the company founded by 21-year-old Dominic Joshua Ngene who was recently arrested for fraud has told concerned parties that it would be extremely hard for the company to refund investors’ monies while their CEO is still in detention.
The company also begged disgruntled investors to halt further petitions on their boss as that would further “delay repayments and negatively affect the wellbeing of staff and other investors.”
The company said:
“Given the circumstances, our hands are tied, our hearts are heavy but our commitment to making repayments is still the same. However, as long as our Managing Partner, Mr. Dominic Joshua is still in custody, we are unable to act on this commitment, as well as schedule the Zoom meeting which was to have him talk to you. Further petitions and arrests will only halt any progressive measures, delay repayments and negatively affect the wellbeing of staff and fellow investors.”
Dominic Joshua Ngene, from Ebonyi State, is accused of diverting over N2 billion in investor funds. He was arrested by the Special Fraud Unit (SFU) of the Nigerian Police on May 1, 2021.
Dominic Joshua promised investors high ROIs of up to 60% on their investments and absconded on the day of payment. He used the investor monies to sponsor his extravagant lifestyle of buying exotic cars, luxury watches and houses in choice locations.
Police say Dominic Joshua Ngene will be arraigned in court as soon as the strike by the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) is called off.
