The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has advised Nigerians on steps to take if their Facebook account ever get hacked.
The Commission noted that these steps should be taken first before victims contact the them.
They wrote:
Reporting a Hacked Facebook Account
Before contacting the EFCC to report about your hacked Facebook account, ensure you’ve followed these steps: . Try changing your password
If you are unable to do that, inform your family and friends about the compromise on your account
Report the hacked account to Facebook (the EFCC cannot take down your Facebook account) by: asking your contacts to report the hacked profile or create a new profile and report the old account
By so doing, the scammer will not be able to defraud anyone using your profile.
PS: Be weary of people chatting you up about investing in businesses unknown to you. Always contact your family or friends in situations that seem suspicious.
Do not be greedy. Most people are defrauded as a result of greed.
The #EFCC cares about you. Social media has its advantages and disadvantages so ensure that you #StaySafe.
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