Following the announcement made by npower that some applicants should comply with the message asking them to reconfirm their Npower ID, some scammers have used the opportunity to send fake website link to unsuspecting victims asking them to pay exam fee.
Base on the foregoing we bring to you some ways to identify fake or invalid npower link, site, email or sms.
1) If the message, sms or email, sent to you contains a link that requires you to fill in your N-Power details but did not direct you to the original N-Power portal which is NASIMS portal, rather it redirects you to a fake N-Power Recruitment website.
2) Check the sender of the message if the phone number or email does not match with the N-Power NASIMS portal support contact for Batch C, and the N-EXIT support team contact for Batches A and B, ignore it.
3) Always check the domain extension, most Federal Government website always ends with the .gov.ng, avoid .com .org links and links with - hyphens, these are red flags.
Most of these scammers operates via whatsapp. Be careful.
See fake one below:
Always follow npower official social media handles to get updates.
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