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#EndSARS: Anonymous Hacker Shut Down First Bank Website

First bank has joined the list of organisations affected by website and social media accounts hack by Anonymous.

The organisation has been bringing down different websites in solidarity with ENDSARS protesters. And minutes ago, it brought down First Bank’s website.

A look at the website, brought us to a blank page. This is coming after some protesters who receive money to fund the protests accuse a bank of freezing their accounts.

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