Angry Nigerians Reacts As The CEO Of Inksnation Demands For The Use Of Their BVN

Inksnation was founded by Omotade-Sparks Amos Sewanu and it's a blockchain organization that deals with pinkoin, a cryptocurrency that was made by Inksnation.

Inksnation was organized with the intention to eradicate poverty in any country within 9 months and to promote love, unity, oneness, peace, and equitable distribution of wealth.


Inksnation promised their members that registration with 1 thousand naira will earn them 120 thousand naira monthly after three months, the price benefit a member earns after three months depends on the amount that an individual pays for registration. It goes from 1 thousand naira upwards.



Omotade-Sparks Amos Sewanu

With time a new rule was placed and 120 thousand naira benefit was reduced to 12 thousand naira which can also be used for purchasing goods from their exchangers with the use of an invented debit card called Pinkard.





(Inksnation Pinkard)

Inksnation continued growing in number and there are now over 6 million inksnation members.






(Inksnation now has over 6 million users)


Inksnation has become one of the recent trends online because of a news that popped up declaring that the founder of inksnation is wanted by EFCC over alleged fraud.






(The photo that went viral on Facebook yesterday)

The recent rules made by the CEO of Inksnation has got many Nigerian users worried and its causing reactions on their Facebook group page. The new rule state that all members should provide their Bank Verification Number(BVN) because of the new microfinance bank that is to be purchased by Inksnation.






(The recent rules laid by the CEO of Inksnation)

Some users are now doubting the sincerity of Inksnation and some are calling it a scam investment.














(Reactions on Facebook based on the new rules)

In the past, some users have benefited from Inksnation and earned from their payment but the new structure of adding BVN doesn't seem to be in agreement with most of their users.