NAHCON Warns Public Against Unauthorised Social Media Accounts
The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has issued a public disclaimer urging the public to be cautious of unauthorised social media accounts using its name, logo, and institutional identity.
The warning comes as a result of the commission not owning or authorising any social media accounts outside its officially recognised platforms. Shafii Sani Mohammed, Head of Information and Publications at NAHCON, signed the disclaimer.
Official Platforms to Obtain Information
- NAHCON advises the public to obtain information only through its official website and verified social media accounts.
- These accounts include Facebook, Twitter (formerly X), and Instagram, all under the handle @NigeriaHajjCom, as well as its YouTube channel.
Disregard and Report Suspicious Accounts
The commission urged the public to disregard and report suspicious accounts, while also advising against sharing unverified information.
Appropriate Action Against Misuse
NAHCON stated that it may take appropriate administrative and legal action against those misusing its identity.
Importance of Verified Accounts
The commission emphasised the importance of obtaining information from verified sources to avoid misinformation and potential scams.
The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has warned the public against unauthorised social media accounts using its name, logo, and identity to spread information without its approval.
NAHCON advises the public to acquire information exclusively from its official website and verified social media accounts, including Facebook, Twitter (formerly X), and Instagram, all bearing the handle @NigeriaHajjCom, as well as its YouTube channel.
The commission urges individuals to disregard and report suspicious accounts and refrains from sharing unverified information.
NAHCON highlights its commitment to taking appropriate administrative and legal action against those who misuse its identity.
The commission emphasises the importance of obtaining information from authentic sources to avoid misinformation and potential scams.
<small>Source: Daily Post Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>
