The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has warned members of the public against a fraudulent website being circulated on social media and other online platforms, cautioning that it is being falsely presented as the Board’s official portal for training registration.
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In a public disclaimer issued by its management, the Board categorically stated that the website is neither owned, operated, authorised nor endorsed by the NCDMB.
The agency urged Nigerians to refrain from registering on the fake platform or submitting any personal, financial or sensitive information through it, warning that doing so could expose users to fraud, identity theft and data compromise.
The Board reiterated that the only official portal for all its training programmes and capacity development initiatives is the NOGIC-JQS portal.
NCDMB also emphasised that all its services, including registration for training programmes, are provided free of charge.
According to the Board, it does not and will never demand payment for any of its services, urging members of the public to disregard anyone requesting money in connection with its training opportunities.
The management further stated that it would not be liable for any loss, damage or compromise of personal data resulting from the use of unauthorised or fraudulent platforms.
The Board disclosed that it is working closely with relevant security and regulatory agencies to investigate the fraudulent website and ensure that it is taken down.
Reaffirming its commitment to protecting the public, the NCDMB said it remains dedicated to promoting transparency, accountability and credibility in the implementation of its capacity-building programmes aimed at advancing Nigerian Content development.
The Board advised members of the public seeking to verify information or report suspicious activities to contact it through its official email at info@ncdmb.gov.ng or visit the NCDMB official website.
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