He’s still trying to firmly place his
footing in the industry and people
are already using his name to scam
innocent Nigerians.
The Mavin records artiste has just
issued a scam alert online, warning
his fans and followers of accounts
signed up in his name and
requesting details of followers in
order to scam them.
A message on Facebook from a
spoof Reekado Banks account has
gone viral.
The message claims the fast rising
music act is running a promo and
intends to give out Blackberry
phones, Plasma TVs and laptops in
appreciation of fans’ support for the
Reekado Banks so far.
The budding singer however took to
his official Instagram account to
deny and dissociate himself from the
message by saying: ‘My notice was
brought to this, Please it’s not true
at all. Please don’t be a victim.’
Reekado Banks, who won the Rookie
of the Year award at Headies 2014, is
currently promoting his newly
released single, ‘Katapot’ produced
by Don Jazzy.
See What He Posted Below:-
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Thursday, 19 February 2015
Online Fraudsters Using Reekado Banks Name To Defraud People (See How)
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