Nigeria Launches Cyber Safety Campaign for Youth

On March 6, 2026, the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) and the National Cybercrime Centre (NCCC) officially launched an online safety and cyber hygiene campaign named "Real Odogwu No Dei Hide Face." The campaign aims to discourage Nigerian youth from engaging in cybercrime by exposing the harsh realities behind online fraud's false glamour. Director of the NCCC, CP Ifeanyi Uche, emphasized the evolving nature of cyber threats affecting individuals, businesses, and government institutions across Nigeria.
The campaign highlights various forms of cybercrime, including identity theft, romance scams, phishing, and online harassment. Vincent Olatunji from the National Data Protection Commission noted that cyber-related fraud losses could reach $25.85 billion globally by 2025, with significant contributions from bank fraud and Ponzi schemes.
The campaign encourages responsible digital behavior and aims to educate citizens on basic cybersecurity practices. The initiative received support from international partners, including the UK National Crime Agency, which aims to help build a safer digital ecosystem in Nigeria.
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