EMT Foundation Warns Against Fake Empowerment Forms

The EMT Foundation, represented by Esther Matthew Tonlagha, has alerted the public regarding fraudulent activities involving individuals selling fake empowerment forms under the foundation's name. The organization emphasized that it is not currently selling any forms and does not collect money for such applications.

The foundation has advised the public to be cautious of scammers and to verify any information through its official channels. It has also provided an official email for inquiries to ensure that individuals do not fall victim to these fraudulent schemes.

The notice was posted on the foundation's official social media platforms, reinforcing the importance of staying informed and vigilant against potential scams.