OPay, a financial technology company in Nigeria, is working with the Department of State Services (DSS) and the police to investigate a false rumor that it is shutting down its operations. This rumor spread on social media, claiming that OPay would stop working from September 1, 2026, and advised customers to withdraw their money. At a press conference, OPay's Chief Legal Counsel, Akinfolabi Rokosu, stated that they are cooperating with law enforcement to find out who started this misinformation. He emphasized that OPay is taking legal action against those responsible for spreading these false claims. OPay's Chief Operating Officer, Dotun Adekunle, reassured customers that the company is still operational and has no plans to shut down. He urged people not to trust messages shared on social media without checking their sources, as these can often be misleading. Overall, OPay is committed to addressing the situation and ensuring that customers receive accurate information directly from the company.
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