- NDDC Warning: The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has warned the public about fraudulent activities involving fake postgraduate scholarship offers.
- Scammers’ Tactics: Scammers are soliciting money from unsuspecting victims under the guise of securing scholarship placements, using emails that claim to be from the NDDC’s ‘Board Registry’.
- Official Communication: The NDDC conducts all official communication regarding its scholarship program exclusively through its official portal: (link unavailable)
- Public Advisory: The public is advised to disregard unsolicited messages requesting money or sensitive information and to report fraudulent emails to law enforcement authorities.
- Verification: Interested individuals are urged to verify information through the NDDC’s website.
The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has warned the public about fraudulent activities involving fake postgraduate scholarship offers. Scammers are soliciting money from unsuspecting victims under the guise of securing scholarship placements.
The fraudulent emails and messages claim to be from the NDDC’s ‘Board Registry’ and are sent from nddcregistry@gmail.com. These messages invite recipients to a fictitious document verification and authentication exercise scheduled to take place at Bishop Oluwole Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.
The NDDC has clarified that it has no affiliation with this fraudulent selection process and that all official communication regarding its scholarship program is conducted exclusively through its official portal: (link unavailable) The public is advised to disregard any unsolicited messages requesting money or sensitive information outside of the official NDDC procedures.
Applicants are encouraged to report fraudulent emails to the appropriate law enforcement authorities and to utilize only official NDDC communication channels. The NDDC urges interested individuals to verify information through its website.
