Ministry of Food and Agriculture Warns Public About Fake Grant Initiative
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture has issued a press release warning the public about a fake grant initiative that claims to offer funding to small and medium-scale agri-businesses. The fraudulent publications, which have been circulating online, seek to dupe unsuspecting individuals into registering with the Global Farmers Association (GFA) in Nairobi, Kenya, in exchange for a certificate of accreditation.
The Scam
The fake publications claim that the Ministry of Food and Agriculture is offering a grant initiative for small and medium-scale agri-businesses in 2025. However, the Ministry has clarified that these publications are entirely false and have no connection to the Ministry.
Ministry’s Response
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture has disassociated itself from the fake grant initiative and has urged the public to refrain from dealing with the individuals or organizations behind the scam. The Ministry has also advised the public to disregard the fake publications and to be cautious when sharing personal and financial information online.
How to Verify Information
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture has encouraged the public to verify information through official channels, including the Public Relations Unit of the Ministry. The public can contact the Ministry to confirm the authenticity of any grant initiatives or programs that claim to be affiliated with the Ministry.
Protecting the Public
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture is committed to protecting the public from scams and fraudulent activities. By issuing this warning, the Ministry aims to prevent individuals and businesses from falling victim to these types of scams and to promote a safe and secure environment for agri-businesses to operate.
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