RegAlertNews · SEC · 12 May 2023
Official Disclaimer On Fake SEC Websites
The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a formal disclaimer clarifying that several websites and blogs claiming affiliation with the regulator are fake. The Commission explicitly identifies www.sec.gov.ng as its sole official website and instructs the public to disregard all communications originating from the fraudulent platforms. This directive, effective as of May 9, 2023, aims to protect investors and the general public from misinformation disseminated through these unauthorized digital channels.
The attention of the Securities and Exchange Commission (“the Commission”) has been drawn to several websites and blogs purportedly affiliated to the Commission. The referenced websites are fake and not in any way related to the Commission. For the avoidance of doubt, the Commission’s website is www.sec.gov.ng. The general public is therefore strongly advised to disregard the said websites, blogs and the messages being disseminated therein. Signed Management May 09, 2023
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