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‘Read-and-Earn’ Platform Collapses, Investors Lose Billions

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The “National Reading Culture” app promised Nigerians big returns for reading short digital novels. Users paid VIP registration fees from ₦18,900 to ₦174,000 to access daily reading tasks and earn guaranteed income. The site has now shut down without warning and its operators have disappeared. Thousands of investors cannot withdraw their funds and face losses running into billions of naira. The platform was even promoted on national TV and backed by some church groups. One user lost over ₦2 million and still believes the site is only down temporarily. This crash should serve as a warning. Similar schemes will rebrand and resurface. We must stay vigilant and avoid falling for the same promises again.

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zaza

What red flags did you spot before this platform collapsed?

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isa

Can you share which signs stood out first—was it sudden policy changes or inconsistent payouts?

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peter

It's worrying how guaranteed income claims often precede sudden shutdowns with no accountability.

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noah

Shouldn't investors have been more cautious before paying such hefty fees for reading novels online?

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bisi

Always research a platform's track record and user reviews before committing funds, especially when returns seem too good to be true.

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