Fraud Prevention Policy

Adebukola Akinkunmi Ministries (AAM) is committed to integrity, transparency, accountability, and faithful stewardship.

AAM does not solicit money, donations, gifts, financial assistance, banking information, passwords, account credentials, or other sensitive financial information from individuals.

The ministry does not engage in fundraising campaigns, personal financial appeals, pressure-based giving, or requests for financial support through phone calls, text messages, emails, social media direct messages, messaging applications, or other communication channels.

Adebukola Akinkunmi Ministries does not authorize any employee, volunteer, contractor, representative, ministry partner, or third party to request money, donations, gifts, financial assistance, or other financial contributions on its behalf.

Individuals should never provide funds, banking information, passwords, account credentials, or personal financial information to anyone claiming to represent AAM without independent verification through the ministry's official communication channels.

Should AAM provide opportunities for voluntary giving in the future, such opportunities will be communicated openly through official ministry channels and will remain entirely voluntary, free from pressure, coercion, manipulation, promises of spiritual benefit, or expectation of participation.

Any person falsely representing AAM or using the ministry's name, logo, publications, programs, or likeness for personal financial gain is acting without authorization.

If you receive a suspicious communication claiming to be from AAM, please contact the ministry through the official contact information published on this website before taking any action.