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NCS warns Nigerians not to fall prey of fraudsters

byCustoms Today Report
06/10/2015
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ABUJA: The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has informed internet users of activities of fraudsters on social media and appealed on people to be extra vigilant.
Wale Adeniyi, customs public relation officer, advised Nigerians how not to fall prey of fraudsters who use various fake accounts.
Addressing all social media users, Adeniyi said that they should beware of fake names and accounts. When they see Facebook account bearing names like Nigeria Customs Authority, Nigeria Customs Auction Board, Nigeria Customs Immigration Service, Nigeria Authority On Customs, they can be sure that they are dealing with fraudsters.
Adeniyi also stressed that the NCS does not sell cars on any social media platform and does not offer recruitment on Facebook.

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