Layered protection for everyday digital life: practical, free guidance for parents, seniors, students, schools, and small businesses navigating the internet with confidence.
Just as a cabbage is protected by multiple overlapping leaves, digital safety is built one habit at a time: awareness, good habits, community support, and ongoing education stacked together.
Instead, we translate real online risks like scam calls, phishing links, and fake job offers into simple, practical steps that fit everyday life in Nigeria and across Africa.
Every guide, workshop, and article we publish adds one more protective layer around the people who need it most.
Who we help
From a first smartphone to a first small business, we meet people where they already are online.
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It isn't about being a tech expert. It's about simple, everyday habits that protect your money, your information, and the people you care about.
Example conversation: a visitor asks what Online Safety is. CabbageNode explains it is how you protect yourself, your money, and your information online, that it only takes simple habits, that banks never ask for your OTP or PIN, and points to free guides, sessions, and the community.
Our programmes

Hands-on community sessions for seniors, parents, and local groups, taught in plain language with no jargon.
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Self-paced guidance organised by audience, from a first-time smartphone user to a small business owner.
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Downloadable checklists and toolkits you can keep, print, and share. No account required.
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A growing network of schools, NGOs, and everyday users helping each other stay safe online.
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No payment, no account. Just practical safety guidance you can keep and share.



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Current threat landscape
A live briefing on the scams and risks our team is currently tracking across Nigeria and Africa.
Callers posing as pension officers are asking retirees to read out SMS codes. Banks never ask for your OTP over the phone. Hang up and call the number on your card instead.
Read the full alertMessages on WhatsApp and social media promise remote jobs but ask for payment upfront to “secure” the role. Legitimate employers never charge candidates to apply.
Read the full alertScammers use short audio clips to clone a family member's voice and stage a fake emergency. Always hang up and call that person back directly to confirm.
Read the full alertHappening now worldwide
Real-time signals from public security and news sources, refreshed automatically while you're on this page.
See all active threatsLive data is pulled directly from third-party public sources (NVD and the GDELT Project news index) and is not reviewed by CabbageNode. Headlines link to the original publishers.
FAQ
Everything you need to know about CabbageNode. Can't find your answer? Our team is happy to help.
Yes. Our guides, checklists, and learning tracks are free to use, and you don't need to create an account to read or download them.
Anyone who uses the internet. We create guidance for children, parents, seniors, schools, small businesses, and everyday users across Nigeria and the rest of Africa.
Not at all. Everything we publish is written in plain language, with simple steps you can follow on your own phone or computer.
Visit our Book a Session page and tell us a little about your group. We run hands-on sessions for seniors, parents, schools, and local communities.
Our team reviews the briefing every month and adds new alerts as we track new scams. See the latest on the Threat Landscape page.
Act quickly. Call your bank using the number on your card, change the passwords for any affected accounts, and keep screenshots of the messages or calls. Then report it to the relevant authorities and contact us so we can guide you on next steps.
Yes. We work with schools, NGOs, and community groups. Join the community or get in touch to start the conversation.
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