It is not just 13 upset investors as Dande keeps stating. You know it, I know it and Dande knows it. The problem is everyone believes what Dande says on Wazua. I’ll be on Twitter for anyone that wants to know more. I’m a little baffled by people’s faith in the company after all the evidence.

PS - there’s also investor 14 who is in the news for suing Cytonn individually - see my previous post here, and that is just the tip of the iceberg. Many more complained on social media and to the company itself and all they needed was to see the first few investors come forward. Watch the suits start piling in in the next few weeks to months.

PS - if you have to tell the news you’re not a ponzi, you are a ponzi : https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/amp/business/article/2001388218/were-not-a-ponzi-scheme-declares-cytonn-boss-as-cash-crisis-grows#click=https://t.co/Vkwy0mUY3C

PS - Arora resigned from Cytonn because of the pressure he was getting from investors to return the stolen money. He was in charge of the money. The calls from angry investors got to much. Announcement of his place as CEO of superior homes (a position of CEO that superior homes never had before incidentally) was created to distract the media from the investor pressure on him over stealing the billions of shillings of investor money along with the other 3, namely Dande, Wanjama and Nkuku and resigning.

True, depends on the base. If you have 1 bob and someone gives you sh 100, that's a whopping 10,000% growth. @Paulkimani is struggling with statistical elementals.

To silent investors who want their money back Dande has said in the below article:

“Edwin Dande confirmed they received withdrawal requests by some clients.
But he insisted that the firm had “ample” liquidity for any investor who wanted their money back”

https://www.standardmedi...investors-pull-out-funds

Investors will take their money back to the traditional unit trusts like ICEALION, CIC,britam who give lower rates of interest than cytonn but have sense of stability and security

Maybe, but having talked to other investors like myself, the naysayers have been saying this thing will collapse 6 years ago. Don't see that happening. Perhaps we look for a new song to sing?