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Fraudsters Are At It Again - Nigerians Beware!

The Federal Government of Nigeria is not;  REPEAT - IS NOT - giving N50,000 for child Support.

"The Federal Government is giving ₦50,000 for child support to all Nigerian parents."
This fraudulent claim hit the internet airwaves and went viral in 2023.

The claim has been recurring since 2023, and though the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs has debunked the rumor, it has continued to recur with slight modifications.

One version says:

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ₦50,000 CHILD SUPPORT FUND FOR ALL NIGERIAN PARENTS IS ONGOING

“Due to high level of complains from Nigerian parents on the high cost of feeding their children, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has urged that the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation Betta C. Edu should open the CHILD SUPPORT scheme. Every Nigerian parent is entitled to receive the sum of ₦50,000 for six months.

“Are You A Mother or Father in Nigeria Apply Now For Federal Government ₦50,000 CHILD SUPPORT Cash Transfer. APPLY NOW. https://tr.ee/Child-Support-Fund-Portal. N.B: SHARE WITH OTHER PARENTS LET THEM ALL BENEFIT FROM THE CHILD SUPPORT.”

Another version goes like this:

*FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ₦50,000 CHILD SUPPORT FUND FOR ALL NIGERIAN PARENTS IS ONGOING*

Due to high level of complains from Nigerian parents on the high cost of feeding their children, *President Bola Ahmed Tinubu* have urge that the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation *Dr. Nentawe Yilwatda* should open the CHILD SUPPORT scheme. Every Nigerian parents is entitled to receive the sum of ₦50,000 for 6 months.

Are You A Mother or Father in Nigeria Apply Now For Federal Government ₦50,000 CHILD SUPPORT Cash Transfer

*APPLY NOW*

N.B: SHARE WITH OTHER PARENTS LET THEM ALL BENEFIT FROM THE *CHILD SUPPORT.*

The United Igbo Elders Council Worldwide - News Blog verified the claim and came up with the following findings:

  1. Our keyword search on the story revealed that Guardian Online had reported the news to be false in 2023.
  2. The Federal government had alerted the public of a fake child support scheme. 
  3. The former minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Betta Edu, said the scheme and accompanying links are fake and did not emanate from the ministry.
  4. Web Adviser check on the link labeled it as "SUSPICIOUS."

NOW LISTEN! 

Due to rising poverty levels in Nigeria - occasioned by clueless, planless, corruption-ridden,  governments at all levels; heartless, hell-bound scammers have schemed up different forms of "Poverty Alleviation Programs" to rip off hungry Nigerians and make them more hungry.

Above viral message which has been recurring on WhatsApp groups since 2023 stating that the Federal Government is giving  ₦50,000 for child support funds to all parents is one of such wicked, scam devices from the pit of hell.

We clicked on the link and it took us on a journey thus:
  • Redirection to an NDLEA recruitment link. 
  • A click here prompts the applicant to input personal and bank details to claim the support fund.
  • The next click instructs applicants to "Kindly Validate Your Bank Account Number to proceed to the next step."

We are still awaiting response from the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs to our email on this subject matter.

A screenshot of our email to the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs.

So, in conclusion, the claim that the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs is giving money for child support is false. It is a wicked scam schemed up by heartless fraudsters to defraud innocent, hungry Nigerians of their hard earned money in these hard days of hard suffering.

Fellow Nigerians, BEWARE!

(H. E. Pastor Michael Obierika is a pastor and blogger fighting for the oppressed of the nation's.) 

       

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