VEEKEE JAMES AND HUSBAND FEMI ATERE WELCOME THEIR FIRST CHILD TOGETHER. (PHOTO).

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 Veekee James and Husband Femi Atere Welcome Their First Child Together Veekee James and her husband, Femi Atere, have welcomed their first child together. The celebrity designer announced the birth of their baby through a series of beautiful family photos shared online, alongside an emotional message describing the newborn as a special blessing and the start of a new chapter in their lives. Sharing the announcement, she wrote: “She’s Here 🤍 @elianaatere 🥹 02-May-26 Eliana Adeife Atere ❤️ EL (God) and ANA (He has answered), signifying “My God has answered” 1 Samuel 1:27 – “For this child I prayed; and the Lord hath given me my petition which I asked of him.”” Following the announcement, fans, colleagues, and well-wishers across the entertainment and fashion industries flooded social media with congratulatory messages for the couple. Many celebrated the family’s newest addition while offering prayers for good health, joy, and blessings for the child and her parents.

NIGERIANS LOSE OVER N1.3 TRILLION IN CBEX DIGITAL TRADING PLATFORM CRASH. (PHOTO).


 Nigerians Lose Over N1.3 Trillion in CBEX Digital Trading Platform Crash


Nigerians are reeling from a massive financial blow after CBEX, an unregistered digital asset trading platform, allegedly wiped out over N1.3 trillion from investors’ accounts on Monday. The platform, which operated without approval from the Nigeria Securities Commission (SEC), crashed, leaving investors unable to access their funds.


Outraged investors flooded social media, particularly X, to express their frustration. CBEX reportedly locked its Telegram channels and suspended withdrawals, offering investors verification options of $2,000 for $200 or $1,000 for $100, further fueling suspicions of foul play.


Cryptocurrency expert Taiwo Owolabi estimated the stolen funds at $847 million in USDT, with losses likely to rise. Speaking on an X space, Owolabi criticized the platform’s operations, alleging that CBEX’s website was designed to mask its fraudulent activities. “When you make payments, they move funds from a TRX wallet, convert them to USDT, then ETH. What you see on your profile are just numbers—no real money,” he said, describing the platform’s AI trading as fake.


Public reactions on X were scathing. User Steve Fred called out the gullibility of investors, questioning, “How can a company like CBEX promise 100 percent ROI in one month, and people invest?” Another user, Oku, cautioned against platforms promising exorbitant returns, stating, “The smaller the profit, the more I trust you.”


The SEC had recently warned against unregistered trading platforms, citing the Investment and Securities Act (ISA) 2025, signed by President Bola Tinubu. The act makes it illegal for unregistered entities to operate online forex trading platforms in Nigeria. The commission urged businesses to register to avoid sanctions.

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