Zenith Bank confirms that it suffered a cyberattack in which hackers accessed limited customer information. In communications to customers, the bank says the incident involved data such as customers’ email addresses and phone numbers, and it describes the event as part of a wider global pattern of cyberattacks affecting organisations across multiple sectors. Zenith Bank states that customers’ funds remain safe and that its banking services and digital channels continue to operate normally. The bank says it has activated its incident response protocols immediately after the breach was detected and that it is investigating the incident. As a precaution, it advises customers to remain alert to phishing attempts through emails, text messages, or phone calls, and to avoid disclosing passwords, PINs, one-time passwords (OTPs), or other security credentials to anyone. The reports also note that the attack follows similar cybersecurity concerns involving Nigerian banks, including a previous incident reported by Guaranty Trust Bank, and comes after warnings from Nigeria’s central bank about fraud messages aimed at compromising personal accounts.