The Management of Zenith Bank Plc has suggested the general public to ignore movies circulating on-line linking the {bank}’s Group Chairman, Dr Jim Ovia, as endorsing an funding scheme often called Wealth Bridge.
The {bank} issued the warning in a disclaimer assertion on Tuesday signed by its administration addressed to debunk claims by fraudsters over Dubious video describing it as pretend with no hyperlink to the Group Chairman
The business {bank} described the movies and promotional supplies as pretend and had nothing to do with the {bank} or its group chairman.
The {bank} additional said that the movies which circulated by way of the `Greece Island’ Facebook deal with, promised potential prospects as much as two million naira in weekly returns on a contribution of N380, 000 funding.
The {bank} nonetheless warned members of the general public who conduct enterprise with the entity that they’re doing so at their very own threat, because the business {bank} and its chairman has no hyperlink in any way with it, including that the declare within the video, to the impact that it has the endorsement of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, is unfaithful.
“The video redirects unsuspecting members of the general public to an alleged Arise News webpage with the main points of this scheme and an embedded registration portal for signups.
The assertion titled: DISCLAIMER
Our consideration has been drawn to a doctored video and nonetheless photos presently circulating on social media, purporting to depict the Group Chairman of Zenith Bank Plc (“the Bank”) as endorsing an funding scheme referred to as “Wealth Bridge” on the “Greece Island” Facebook deal with and soliciting members of the general public to have interaction in a enterprise relationship with the so-called entity.
This declare is fully false and has no connection in any way to the Group Chairman, the Bank or any of its affiliate corporations.
This video makes a pretend promise of as much as N2 million in weekly returns on a contribution of N380,000 funding within the aforementioned venture by way of a Facebook group. The video goes on to allege that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) approves/endorses this mentioned venture. The video redirects unsuspecting members of the general public to an alleged “Arise News” webpage with particulars of this “scheme” and an embedded registration portal for signups. This declare is also
fully false and has no connection in any way to the Bank or its Group Chairman.
For the avoidance of doubt, all of the movies and promotional supplies referenced above are FAKE and don’t have anything to do with Zenith Bank Plc or Dr. Jim Ovia, CFR. The Group Chairman of Zenith Bank and the Bank don’t have any data of the mentioned funding scheme and haven’t entered into any partnership with the businesses, people, or platforms behind these schemes.
The basic public is hereby suggested to ignore these fraudulent communications. Anyone who engages with the “Greece Island” deal with, “Wealth Bridge”, “delicious sitee”, “AfriQuantumX”, “Stock market analyst 1”
or some other entity on the premise of those pretend movies and pictures printed by
impostors does so strictly at his or her personal threat.
