Crime Hide-Out.

21/09/2024

If your WhatsApp account is hacked, follow these steps:

*Immediate Action*

1. Change your phone's password/PIN/biometric lock (if applicable).
2. Log out of WhatsApp on all devices (Settings > Account > Log out).
3. Notify your contacts (send a broadcast message or individual texts).

*Recover Your Account*

1. Open WhatsApp and verify your phone number.
2. You'll receive a verification code via SMS or phone call.
3. Enter the code to regain access.

*Secure Your Account*

1. Enable Two-Step Verification (2SV) immediately.
2. Choose a strong password/PIN for your phone and WhatsApp.
3. Be cautious of phishing scams and suspicious links.

*Report the Hack*

1. Contact WhatsApp Support (Settings > Help > Contact us).
2. Provide details of the hack, including:
- Date and time of hack
- Last message sent by the hacker (if applicable)
- Any suspicious activity

*Prevent Future Hacks*

1. Regularly update WhatsApp and your phone's operating system.
2. Use strong, unique passwords for all accounts.
3. Avoid clicking suspicious links or sharing personal info.
4. Enable 2SV on other accounts (e.g., email, social media).

*Additional Tips*

1. Monitor your account activity regularly.
2. Set up a WhatsApp backup (Settings > Chats > Backup).
3. Consider using a security app or antivirus software.

*WhatsApp Support*

If you need assistance, contact WhatsApp Support:

- Email: [email protected]
- WhatsApp Support Page: (link unavailable)

Stay vigilant and secure your WhatsApp account!

Remember, WhatsApp cannot recover deleted messages or media, so be cautious when interacting with suspicious links or accounts.

18/06/2024

Personal Safety
1. **Be Aware of Your Surroundings**: Always stay alert and aware of what’s happening around you. Avoid distractions like excessive use of smartphones.
2. **Trust Your Instincts**: If something feels off or uncomfortable, trust your gut and remove yourself from the situation.
3. **Stay in Well-Lit Areas**: When walking alone, especially at night, stick to well-lit and populated areas.
4. **Carry Safety Devices**: Consider carrying pepper spray, a personal alarm, or other safety devices.
5. **Share Your Location**: Let friends or family know your whereabouts, especially when traveling or going out alone.

Online Safety
1. **Use Strong, Unique Passwords**: Create complex passwords for each account and use a password manager.
2. **Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)**: Add an extra layer of security to your accounts by enabling 2FA.
3. **Be Wary of Phishing**: Avoid clicking on suspicious links or providing personal information through email, text, or phone calls.
4. **Update Software Regularly**: Keep your operating system, apps, and antivirus software up to date to protect against vulnerabilities.
5. **Limit Personal Information**: Be cautious about the personal details you share online, especially on social media.

Home Security
1. **Lock Doors and Windows**: Ensure all entry points are secured with quality locks, even when you’re at home.
2. **Install Security Systems**: Use alarms, surveillance cameras, and smart doorbells for added security.
3. **Create the Illusion of Occupancy**: Use timers for lights and electronics to make it look like someone is home.
4. **Secure Valuables**: Keep valuable items in a safe place, and consider a home safe for important documents and valuables.
5. **Be Mindful of Strangers**: Be cautious about letting unknown individuals into your home, even if they claim to be from utility companies or delivery services.

Travel Safety
1. **Plan Ahead**: Research your destination, including safe areas, local customs, and emergency contacts.
2. **Blend In**: Avoid drawing attention to yourself as a tourist; dress modestly and avoid displaying expensive items.
3. **Keep Copies of Important Documents**: Have digital and physical copies of your passport, visa, and other important documents.
4. **Use Reputable Transportation**: Use licensed taxis or reputable ride-sharing services and avoid hitchhiking.
5. **Stay Connected**: Keep your phone charged and have a portable charger. Share your travel itinerary with someone you trust.

Workplace Safety
1. **Follow Security Protocols**: Adhere to your organization’s safety guidelines and report any suspicious activities.
2. **Keep Workspaces Secure**: Lock computers and secure sensitive information when leaving your desk.
3. **Know Emergency Procedures**: Familiarize yourself with emergency exits, fire extinguishers, and first aid kits.
4. **Be Cautious with Visitors**: Verify the identity of visitors and ensure they are accompanied by an authorized person.
5. **Stay Informed**: Participate in security awareness training provided by your employer.

By incorporating these tips into your daily routine, you can enhance your personal and digital safety and security.

20/05/2024

Please, if you receive a call that someone had an accident and he/she is unconscious at the moment, we found your number in his/her phone contact, please don't rush into asking too many questions.
Just ask them to call you with the person's number. They might go as far as telling you they are road safety officers. Please don't be carried away by that. It is another format the bad guys are operating with. You can be kidnapped, r***d, robbed or killed in the process if you rush to meet them. Please pass this information till it gets to everyone you know because you may be saving lives as you share.

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17/05/2024

Good day all,

Take Note

If a car is stolen around you, flag it on this site
*Cmris.npf.gov.ng*
It will automatically become wanted across the country.

Be your brother’s keeper

17/05/2024

Special Announcement Please.

In a wedding party or public gathering, robbers now
meet the MC to make an announcement of a
particular car with registration number so so and
so, blocking them.
While you go out to move your car, some guys
are waiting outside for you with a gun. They
know you have the keys of your car.
You are then ordered to ride the car out of the
compound with them inside already with you.
Please, Do the following when your vehicle
registration number is being called out at a
social function :
1) Take your time before going out.
2) Don't go out alone, at least in company of two
or more people.
(3) Don't go directly to where the car is parked,
at least to confirm from a distance if you are
blocking another car truly.
And make sure there is a driver in the blocked
car already before you go.
4) Watch your surroundings carefully before
approaching the vehicle
Please share even if u don't own a car
and save a lot of people.
Be a brother's keeper🙏

10/05/2024

*NIN ! NIN !! NIN !!!*

I'm writing this article to *educate* our people who have successfully linked their sim cards with National Identification (NIN) Number because most of them don't know the essence of these linkages.

Meanwhile, there are some secrets behind this linkage program mandated by the Nigeria government under the ministry of communication and digital life, which has to do with the security control of this great country.

The majority of the people who have and those who have not done their linkage don't know that after linking of NIN with their SIM card, involvement in any criminal activity or carelessness with the line may turn them into prisoners untimely.

Therefore, If you have successfully linked your NIN with a sim card, you must take note of the fact that you are naked before the security agents, hence you must protect your sim card, even more than the way you are protecting your BVN and ATM pin.

Note that if anything happens to your BVN and ATM pin, your money may only be affected, but if anything happens to your phones and sim cards, you may end up in prison innocently.

So if you have successfully linked your sim card with NIN, please don't do these 5 things am going to explain below to avoid becoming an innocent prisoner.

1. You are advised to stop helping people to register their sim cards. This may lead you to become a prisoner innocently.

2. You are also advised to be mindful of how you will be giving people your phone to make calls or send texts or placed to anywhere recklessly. It must always be with you because it is a mobile phone and it is meant for you only.

3. Stop allowing anybody to use your phone to login into an account on social media. Or use your phone to create anything. Because we are in a fraudulent generation.

4. Note that your “Sim card”, is as important as your, ATM card, pin, and BVN number. You must not disclose any OTP sent to you by your service provider to anyone, even your family.

5. This is the master of what we have been discussing from above, don't disclose your National identity card or number to anyone.

Note that you will be responsible for whatever wrong someone did with your sim card, so be conscious.

Kindly share this information on social media platforms for the benefit of others.

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03/05/2024

Talking about terrorism is a serious matter, but here are some general security tips:

1. **Stay Informed**: Be aware of current events and any warnings or alerts issued by authorities.

2. **Report Suspicious Activity**: If you notice something unusual or concerning, report it to the authorities immediately.

3. **Stay Vigilant**: Be observant of your surroundings and trust your instincts.

4. **Avoid Risky Areas**: If possible, stay away from areas known for terrorist activity or where large crowds gather.

5. **Emergency Preparedness**: Have an emergency plan in place and know how to react in case of an attack.

6. **Secure Your Environment**: Ensure your home, workplace, and other frequented locations have appropriate security measures in place.

7. **Travel Safely**: Be cautious when traveling, especially to high-risk areas, and follow any travel advisories issued by your government.

8. **Stay Connected**: Keep in touch with family and friends, and let them know your whereabouts, especially when traveling.

Remember, being prepared and informed can help mitigate risks, but there's no absolute guarantee of safety in today's world.

12/01/2024

BREAKING NEWS: GET ANY MONEY YOU TRANSFER BACK. NO HIDING PLACE FOR FRAUD IN NIGERIA ANYMORE.

In case you mistakenly transferred Money to the wrong account and the account refused to refund your money, the owner blocked you,
or you are duped through your bank account and then later realize that you have been scammed.
Or is it a mistake on your part? And the receiving bank is not cooperating...

FOR HOW TO RETRIEVE YOUR MONEY AFTER YOUR WRONG TRANSFER -

Please read this carefully and share.

Many people don't always know what to do, so today am sharing with you things you'll do when you realize the person you paid for a service or goods is avoiding you:

1. Write out the Full name and account number of the page or person.

2. Go to the last notification your bank sent you after you made the payment (via mobile app or text) and copy out the "TRANSACTION ID NUMBER".

3. Go to any branch of the scam artist's bank (the bank you transferred to), and ask to see the CUSTOMER SERVICE in charge of FRAUD.

While you are there, send an email to SCAMMER'S BANK or the bank you wrongly paid to and copy CBN FRAUD DESK ([email protected]) and also [email protected]
& [email protected], this will ginger the bank to take it up fast.

What should you expect from this? The culprit/suspect's account will be PLACED ON HOLD. His BVN will be blocked permanently. No account will ever be opened nor will he be able to transact banking business in that name until he clears himself with the bank.

Meaning he/she cannot transfer or withdraw until they visits the bank, and when they do, the bank will contact the police, and the suspect when proven guilty will sign a waiver allowing the bank to refund your money.

Endeavor to Share with Friends and Family because you never can tell who it might help.
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07/01/2024