A 27-year-old woman, Hafsat Abubakar, is arrested in connection with an alleged forged notice claiming fintech company OPay is shutting down its operations. According to reports, she faces accusations related to the creation and circulation of the document.
After her arrest, Abubakar breaks her silence and says she deleted the post and issued a public apology once OPay flagged it as fake. Both outlets report that she frames the action as a correction after the company identified the notice as false.
The coverage centers on her account of events rather than on additional details of the investigation. Vanguard and The Punch both describe her statement that she removed the content and apologised, with no indication in the summaries that authorities dispute her claim. The differing emphasis is mainly on the framing of her response—Vanguard highlights her “apology” and “deleted” account, while The Punch presents the same points as part of her explanation following the arrest.
