an online business platform. The fraudulent activities of Super Advertis have reportedly defrauded Sierra Leoneans of a staggering 9 billion Leones, prompting Orange Sierra Leone to distance itself from these deceptive practices.

Orange Sierra Leone, known for its commitment to transparency and customer protection, issued a statement detailing the fraudulent tactics employed by scammers associated with Super Advertis. The company clarified that unauthorized agents were clandestinely collecting funds on behalf of the fraudulent platform. In response, Orange Sierra Leone took immediate action, swiftly blocking the accounts of these unauthorized agents to prevent further fraudulent activities.

Emphasizing that these agents lacked the authorization for such financial transactions, Orange Sierra Leone reported the issue to the Bank of Sierra Leone (BSL) and is awaiting further investigation. The company clarified that the blocked accounts do not provide a clear indication that the embezzled funds are directly linked to Super Advertis transactions. Instead, the primary reason for blocking the accounts was to curtail the involvement of the suspended agents.

Notably, all attempts to reach these agents have been unsuccessful, adding a layer of mystery to the unfolding situation. Orange Sierra Leone's proactive approach in reporting the issue and swiftly blocking unauthorized accounts underscores its commitment to protecting partners and customers from potential scams.

As the investigation progresses, Sierra Leoneans are eagerly awaiting updates from both Orange Sierra Leone and the Bank of Sierra Leone, hoping for justice to be served against those responsible for this significant financial fraud. The cautionary note issued by Orange Sierra Leone serves as a reminder for its partners and the general public to remain vigilant and exercise caution when engaging in financial transactions related to Super Advertis.

This revelation raises questions about the partnership dynamics between Orange Sierra Leone and Super Advertis, as well as the broader implications of such scams on the economic landscape of Sierra Leone. As the situation unfolds, there is a collective call for justice and accountability in addressing this financial fraud that has affected many Sierra Leoneans.