By Kingsley Omonobi
The Navy Holdings Limited (NHL), the investment arm of the Nigerian Navy responsible for managing its lands and properties, has issued a public alert over fraudulent activities linked to a viral video making rounds online.
In a statement released by Commander Abdusallam Sani, the Public Relations Officer for the Group Managing Director of NHL, the agency warned Nigerians to steer clear of individuals or groups claiming to act on behalf of the Navy in selling properties—particularly at the Lake View Estate, Navy Town, Asokoro.
“The attention of Navy Holdings Limited has been drawn to a trending video on online platforms by some unscrupulous elements trying to swindle unsuspecting Nigerians of their hard-earned money on its properties,” the statement said.
Commander Sani stressed that NHL has not authorized any third party or agent to sell its lands or properties. All transactions, he noted, are handled directly by the Holdings.
“The NHL, being the sole owner of Navy lands, deals directly with its subscribers. We call on potential subscribers not to engage with any individual fronting as an agent,” he added.
The Navy Holdings assured the public that investigations are underway to identify and bring to book those behind the fraudulent scheme.
Anyone interested in legitimate property transactions with the Navy Holdings is advised to visit its official office located on Aso Clinic Road, Asokoro—opposite the Army War College Nigeria—for proper documentation and verification.
The statement concluded with a strong warning: “Do not fall victim to fraudsters. The Navy does not conduct business through third-party agents.”
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