Access Holdings Plc has raised concerns over a fraudulent WhatsApp scheme in which scammers are impersonating its Chairman, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, to deceive unsuspecting members of the public.
The fraudsters reportedly created a WhatsApp group named “Value Focus Club 60”, using a suspicious phone number and the Chairman’s image to give the scheme a false sense of legitimacy. The group is allegedly being used to promote fake investment opportunities.
According to available information, the Chairman is not affiliated with any WhatsApp investment group, and the company does not provide investment advisory services via such informal platforms.
The development was brought to light by a whistleblower who flagged the fraudulent activity, prompting urgent warnings to the public.
Key Facts to Note
The Chairman of Access Holdings is not running any WhatsApp investment group
The company does not offer investment advice via WhatsApp
Any such communication is fraudulent and should be disregarded
Safety Advisory
Members of the public are advised to:
Avoid joining or engaging with the fraudulent group
Refrain from sharing personal or financial information
Block and report the suspicious number on WhatsApp
Inform friends, family, and colleagues to prevent further victims
The company is said to be taking steps to shut down the fraudulent operation, while urging the public to remain vigilant.
This incident highlights the growing trend of digital impersonation scams and the need for increased awareness to protect individuals from financial fraud.


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