Kenyan businessman is accused of cheating investors by more than $ 140 million-regulation

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The businessman and owner of a Kenyan football club, Ricardo Badoer, was accused of having more than $ 140 million from investors through his cryptocurrency AIDOS Kuneen.

threats for investors

According to a local report, the Kenyan businessman Ricardo Badoer is accused of cheating on investors with his cryptocurrency AIDOS KUNEEN of more than $ 140 million.

The allegations against Badoer - the owner of Wazito FC, a football club that plays in the highest division Kenya - followed the claim that the businessman based in Dubai had refused to release assets from investors. Badoer is also accused of using the former police officer of General Service Unit, Paul Kaikai, to threaten investors.

In addition to the alleged threats, Badoer investors that have been blocked via social media after their money inquire.

"Most investors are Japanese. He has withheld their assets and blocks everyone on Twitter or Aidos Market Telegram who asks for their money," an anonymous source is quoted.

Since Badoer failed to repay investors in good time, some in Kenya now speculate that the businessman could do this to stop the collapse of his cryptocurrency project.

investors want the central bank of Kenya to intervene

Meanwhile,

said Kahawa Tungu-an online media company that claims to be owned by confidential information about badoers-that some frustrated investors now want the central bank to intervene. The report of the outlet, which is based on the statement of an anonymous source, explains:

The frustrated investors are [now] to make contact with the central bank of Kenya and the Sumac Microfinance Bank, where he [Badoer] keeps a participation to make it alarm and possibly sanction it.

Apart from the fact that the investors of AIDOS KUNEEN have failed, Badoer reports that it is not able to meet other obligations such as paying the salaries of the WAZITO FC players and the operating costs of the association.

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Terence Zimwara

Terence Zimwara is an award -winning journalist, author and author in Zimbabwe. He wrote in detail about the economic problems of some African countries and how digital currencies Africans can offer an escape route.












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