by Niyi jacobs
Nhe National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has issued a warning to the public regarding fraudulent activities carried out by unscrupulous individuals. These individuals are using the name and office of the Commissioner for Insurance to defraud innocent people of their hard-earned income.
Scammers are making fake promises of awarding contracts and are asking people to pay money into personal or company accounts via social media platforms. NAICOM has made it clear that they do not solicit or request payments for any transactions, and all transactions must be made through the Remita platform.
To avoid falling victim to these scams, the public is advised to:
- Be cautious of fake promises: Be wary of individuals or companies that promise to award contracts or make payments in exchange for personal or company account details.
- Verify transactions: Always verify transactions with NAICOM before making any payments.
- Use Remita platform: All transactions with NAICOM must be made through the Remita platform.
- Report suspicious activities: If you have been contacted by individuals or companies that you suspect are fraudulent, report them to the relevant security agencies immediately.
Additionally, NAICOM has stated that they are not responsible for any transaction(s) involving payment made by any company or individual via social media platforms without authentication.
By being aware of these scams and taking the necessary precautions, you can protect yourself from falling victim to these fraudulent activities. Remember, it’s always better to be safe than sorry. Be cautious and verify any transactions before making any payments.
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