- OPay's legal counsel sent cease-and-desist letters to two social media accounts on September 1, 2026, over posts made on August 30
- The fintech company accused the accounts of falsely telling customers to withdraw their funds and recommending a rival wallet
- OPay warned it is actively monitoring and documenting anyone who spreads, shares, or amplifies false information about the company
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OPay Digital Services Limited has sent legal notices to two social media accounts accused of publishing false claims that the fintech company was going on an indefinite break and urging customers to empty their accounts.
The cease-and-desist letters, both signed by Chief Legal Counsel Akinfolabi Rokosu and dated September 1, 2026, targeted Adamu B. Garba II on X and an account called Viralgrabtvng on TikTok.
Both letters were issued in response to posts made on August 30, 2026.
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What the Posts Allegedly Said
According to OPay, both accounts told the public that the company would be going on a long, indefinite break and advised customers to remove their money from their OPay accounts.
In the case of Adamu B. Garba II, OPay's letter went...
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