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Caution: Someone is Impersonating Luzuko Nomjana

The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) warns the public to be cautious of a person impersonating Mr. Luzuko Nomjana of Prescient Investment Management (Pty) Ltd an authorised Financial Services Provider (FSP number 612) (Prescient).

The Compliance Officer of Prescient (Ms. Nazley Herandien) confirmed that Prescient received communication from a complainant who has been scammed and Prescient and their representatives, Mr. Luzuko Nomjana have been impersonated on WhatsApp.

It is stated that the picture on the person’s WhatsApp profile, is Mr. Luzuko Nomjana’s picture, and he has been impersonated and was not aware of his name and appearance being used. It is further stated that the person uses an ABSA bank account number 9384035403.

The FSCA encourages the public to be cautious of scams being run on messaging platforms, as well as the different social media platforms as they are on the rise.

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