Air Peace has warned the public about a new fraudulent scheme involving a fake $8’0 ‘Victory Gift’ linked to the airline.
In an official statement on X(formerly Twitter), Air Peace categorically dissociated itself from the message, emphasising that it is a scam with no affiliation to the airline.
The company clarified that it is not running a ‘Victory DGift’ft’ campaign or online giveaway.
The statement reads:
This is not the first time Air Peace has been targeted by fraudsters, highlighting the growing issue of cyber scams.
Vanguard had earlier reported that the Air Peace website was cloned after announcing it would begin London flights.
The website’s creators used some of its identity collaterals to create the fake site, which they presented as the airline’s official booking platform.
Earlier, TimesNow.com.ng reported Air Peace kicked off its Lagos to London direct flight. A video trending on social media showed when an Air Peace crew, led by its boss, Allen Onyema, walked into Gatwick Airport in style.
A Nigerian man who saw the Isiagu used by the crew noted that he was proud of the dress code.
Source: TimesNow.com.ng
