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Home»Banking & Finance»CBN Warns Public Of Fake Messages Being Circulated By Fraudulent Sources 
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CBN Warns Public Of Fake Messages Being Circulated By Fraudulent Sources 

By Orientalnews StaffApril 22, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has alerted members of the public to the

circulation of fraudulent messages, emails, and online communications purporting to

originate from or be associated with the Bank, which are intended to misinform

members of the public.

These fraudulent messages, which prompt recipients to click links, peddle false

information about the Bank’s leadership, licensing, and policy issues, and are intended to hack personal accounts.

The official website of the Central Bank of Nigeria remains www.cbn.gov.ng. Members of the public are strongly advised to:

• Refrain from clicking links or sharing personal information on suspicious

websites.

• Verify the authenticity of all CBN communications through the official website

and recognised media outlets.

• Report any suspected fraudulent site, email, or message to law enforcement

authorities.

The CBN remains fully committed to safeguarding the Nigerian financial system and

continues to strengthen its cybersecurity frameworks in collaboration with relevant

agencies to protect the public against digital fraud said Mrs Hakama Sidi-Ali  Ag. Director, Corporate Communication of the Apex Bank.

 

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