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<p>A financial platform known as Pryme has been accused of scamming a <a target="_blank" href="http://gistreel.com/tag/businessman"><strong>businessman</strong></a> of â¦7 million after allegedly refusing to release his funds despite multiple promises.</p>
<p>The incident came to light through a series of posts shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user @Alaba589, who called out @MyPrymeApp for failing to fulfill its financial obligation to the businessman, identified as Mr. Emeka Joachim, a trader at Tradefair.</p>
<p>According to the posts, the platform reached out to Mr. Emeka in September 2023, urging him to invest in their services.</p>
<p>Trusting the platform, he went ahead and invested over â¦8 million, using Pryme’s POS machine for his transactions.</p>
<p>The trouble began when Mr. Emeka tried to withdraw funds from his account but was unable to access it.</p>
<p>After threatening legal action, the platform reluctantly credited â¦1.5 million to his Access Bank account—an account he did not originally register with the platform.</p>
<p>The platform later presented an investment plan in February 2024, claiming users could invest and receive profits every three months.</p>
<p>Mr. Emeka reportedly invested â¦6 million into the plan, unaware it might have been a scheme. Since then, he has been unable to access his account or retrieve the remaining funds.</p>
<p>An undertaking was reportedly signed by Pryme, promising to pay the balance of â¦7 million by September 29, 2024. However, as of now, the money has not been paid.</p>
<p>Supporting evidence—including a copy of the undertaking, statement of account, and photos of the Pryme POS machine—was shared online by the whistleblower.</p>
<p>@Alaba589 concluded by tagging the <strong>financial platform</strong> and demanding accountability: <em>“@MyPrymeApp pay him his money!”</em></p>
<p>The issue has sparked reactions from users online, many calling for regulatory action and refund.</p>
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