Adaobi Amadi, a popular Facebook influencer has disassociated herself from an investment platform that allegedly crashed.
Thia investment platform which people refer to as Nne Isaac Forex Investment Scheme has crashed according to many Facebook posts.
The person at the centre of the storm is being called out by different Facebook users for allegedly running off with their investments and trying to purchase a house in Canada.
In the light of recent events, Facebook influencer, Adaobi Amadi has come out to say that she didn’t know that Nne Isaac had an investment platform.
Amadi revealed that she only met her twice in her life and had made posts about her fashion house which she visited sometimes in the past.
Adaobi Amadi wrote:
I hear that Nne Isaac had an investment scheme that failed, and people are trying to rope me into it.
I have received over 6 phone calls this evening, so this is me clearing the air.
Nne Isaac contacted me to influence for HER FASHION SCHOOL here in Port Harcourt. I wasn’t going to influence without first visiting the school and seeing her clothes up close and personal. The fee was N125,000.
She asked that the first post I made should be an honest review. I went to the address she provided me with and met her in person. She gave me a tour of her fashion house and I came here to post about it.
In August, I made a post announcing that I had left an investment scheme I was advertising and that I would no longer be involved in any investment schemes.
I asked people to do due diligence before investing in any investment scheme, and it resulted into a messy fallout with the investment scheme. I was ganged up on, lied against and dragged because of it.
Nne Isaac (who I got to find out was close friends with some of the people attacking me), reached out to me asking for a refund of N100,000, as I had already started working on the project.
Anyone who has had any business transaction with me knows that refunding is something I do easily.
I had previously ordered for a dress from her which costed N5000. But when it was delivered (she delivered it herself), it didn’t fit, so she took it back.
I asked her if it was okay to deduct the money for the dress, to which she agreed.
I immediately did her a refund.
Let me CATEGORICALLY STATE the following:
1. Nne Isaac contacted me for her FASHION BRAND. I didn’t even know she had any investment scheme until very recently. A deal which did not go through.
2. I have only met Nne Isaac TWICE in my life. When I visited her fashion house and when she delivered my dress.
It is plain mischief for anyone to try to associate me with her alleged failed investment scheme.
I have put up screenshots in this post as proof.
Thank you.
