Hafsat Abubakar was arrested by the Nigeria Police for sharing a fake notice about OPay's shutdown. She admitted to not verifying the information before reposting it and later apologized after being contacted by OPay.


Hafsat Abubakar was arrested by the Nigeria Police for sharing a fake notice about OPay's shutdown. She admitted to not verifying the information before reposting it and later apologized after being contacted by OPay.

Hafsat, a social media user, was arrested for sharing a false notice claiming OPAY would shut down operations. After apologizing, she was detained following a petition from OPAY. The police traced the document's circulation, leading to her arrest and the recovery of mobile phones
Hafsat Abubakar was arrested for spreading a fake notice about OPay shutting down. She complied with OPay's demands to remove the post and apologize but was arrested five days later. The NPF-NCCC confirmed the investigation into the matter.


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