Hold PXES AU PTY LTD accountable for fraud in Nigeria
The Issue
In a country where opportunities for financial growth are already scarce, it is disheartening to witness the blatant theft orchestrated by PXES AU PTY LTD, helmed by Mr. John Smith and his assistant, Anna Petrova. In March 2026, PXES AU PTY LTD entered Nigeria, promising Nigerians unmissable investment opportunities through their app. They operated successfully for six months, gaining the trust of thousands of Nigerians who invested their hard-earned money with hope and optimism for a better future.
Just as our confidence grew, they logged us all out of their app on September 3, 2026, leaving us with nothing but questions and despair. The company vanished, taking with them billions of Naira, ruining the financial stability of countless families. This fraud is not just an attack on the wallets of Nigerians, but a betrayal of trust and a major blow to our collective financial integrity.
According to global financial regulations, companies registered with international bodies such as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) are expected to operate with transparency and uphold the highest ethical standards. Yet, PXES AU PTY LTD has clearly violated these principles, exploiting legal loopholes to prey on unsuspecting investors in Nigeria.
The perpetrators must be brought to justice. We demand that the U.S. SEC and Australian ASIC launch an immediate investigation into the fraudulent activities of PXES AU PTY LTD. Furthermore, we call upon the Nigerian government to collaborate with international authorities to ensure that Mr. John Smith and Anna Petrova are held accountable, and that measures are put in place to recover the stolen funds and prevent future occurrences.
Now is the time for decisive action. Stand with us in our fight for justice and transparency in the financial sector. Sign this petition to demand a thorough investigation and the prosecution of those who have inflicted financial devastation on so many innocent individuals. Together, let's set a precedent that reassures investors and protects the economic interests of Nigerians.
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The Issue
In a country where opportunities for financial growth are already scarce, it is disheartening to witness the blatant theft orchestrated by PXES AU PTY LTD, helmed by Mr. John Smith and his assistant, Anna Petrova. In March 2026, PXES AU PTY LTD entered Nigeria, promising Nigerians unmissable investment opportunities through their app. They operated successfully for six months, gaining the trust of thousands of Nigerians who invested their hard-earned money with hope and optimism for a better future.
Just as our confidence grew, they logged us all out of their app on September 3, 2026, leaving us with nothing but questions and despair. The company vanished, taking with them billions of Naira, ruining the financial stability of countless families. This fraud is not just an attack on the wallets of Nigerians, but a betrayal of trust and a major blow to our collective financial integrity.
According to global financial regulations, companies registered with international bodies such as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) are expected to operate with transparency and uphold the highest ethical standards. Yet, PXES AU PTY LTD has clearly violated these principles, exploiting legal loopholes to prey on unsuspecting investors in Nigeria.
The perpetrators must be brought to justice. We demand that the U.S. SEC and Australian ASIC launch an immediate investigation into the fraudulent activities of PXES AU PTY LTD. Furthermore, we call upon the Nigerian government to collaborate with international authorities to ensure that Mr. John Smith and Anna Petrova are held accountable, and that measures are put in place to recover the stolen funds and prevent future occurrences.
Now is the time for decisive action. Stand with us in our fight for justice and transparency in the financial sector. Sign this petition to demand a thorough investigation and the prosecution of those who have inflicted financial devastation on so many innocent individuals. Together, let's set a precedent that reassures investors and protects the economic interests of Nigerians.
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Petition created on 6 September 2026