NAICOM Issues Official Disclaimer, Public Notice over Suspected Impersonation of CFI

DISCLAIMER ON FRAUDULENT SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS, IMPERSONATION OF THE COMMISSIONER FOR INSURANCE, MR. OLUSEGUN AYO OMOSEHIN AND RELATED FRAUDULENT ACTIVITIES

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) alerts the public to the activities of fraudsters impersonating the Commissioner for Insurance through fake social media accounts, messaging apps, and other online platforms.

These individuals falsely offer contracts, employment opportunities, approvals, and other benefits while requesting payments through personal accounts or unofficial channels. They also misuse the name, image, and identity of the Commissioner for Insurance to deceive unsuspecting members of the public.

NAICOM wishes to emphasise that the Commission does not conduct official business, award contracts, offer employment, or request payments through personal social media accounts, private messaging platforms, or informal channels. No person is authorised to collect funds on behalf of the Commissioner or the Commission for any official purpose.

The public is advised to disregard and report any such communication, solicitation, or request from unofficial sources claiming to represent the Commissioner for Insurance or NAICOM.

NAICOM remains committed to protecting the public and maintaining a transparent, secure, and trustworthy insurance sector in Nigeria.

SIGNED

MANAGEMENT

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