The Management of Optival Capital Partners Limited has reached out to the Nigerians in the Diaspora Commission over its proposed diaspora investment product, which it plans to launch in May 2024.
The move by Optival Capital Partners followed the warning issued by NIDCOM that it does not recognise the firm.
The spokesman of NIDCOM, Abdur-Rahman Balogun, confirmed the development in a terse statement on Thursday.
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Balogun, who issued the earlier statement on Wednesday warning Nigerians in the diaspora to beware of the firm, said in the second statement on Thursday: “NiDCOM looks forward to engaging further with the management but our main aim is to ensure we protect hard working Nigerians in diaspora from being victims of fraud, who despite all odds are investing in and impacting positively on the Nigeria economy.”
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