SCARS|RSN™ Scam & Scamming News: Nigerian EFCC Arrests 27 ‘Yahoo-Boys’5 min read

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Updated on June 20, 2019 by SCARS|RSN Romance Scams Now Editorial Team

SCARS|RSN™ Scam & Scamming News: Nigerian EFCC Arrests 27 ‘Yahoo-Boys’

Nigerian EFCC Arrests 27 Suspected ‘Yahoo-Boys’ In Osogbo, Nigeria And Recovers 8 Exotic Cars

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibadan zonal office, Thursday arrested 27 suspected internet fraudsters suspected to be Yahoo boys in Osogbo when the operatives of the Commission swept on their hideouts.

The early morning raid led to the arrest of 27 men and four ladies suspected to be girlfriends of some of the arrested suspects.

According to a statement by the acting head, media and publicity, Tony Orilade obtained by our correspondent in Osogbo,

”Officials of the Commission have embarked on weeks of surveillance, working on series of intelligence gathered on the activities of suspected ‘Yahoo Boys’ in locations across the city”.
“The intelligence from a third-part was found to be substantially credible, leading to the sting operation on Thursday”
“Among the arrested suspects are Adeleke Peter, Babalola Abiodun, Aduroja Temitope, Abdulazeez Razak, Adesina Adewale, Osayintoba Dare, Adebowale Fadairo, Abdulazeez Abdullahi, Akinseye Samuel and Osanyintoba Femi.
“Others include: Austin Onyekachukwu, Oluwaseun Adesina, Ibosiola Olamilekan, Ayoola Lekan, Abdullahi Owopade, Olatunbosun Kolawole, Saheed Adebola, Osanyintoba Pelumi, Ayo Bello, Samuel Emmanuel, Olalekan Oladele, Solomon Mattew, Oyelude Opeyemi, Quadri Olatunji, Ibrahim Alao, Tunde Bello and Fatolu Temitope.”
He added that ” the Commission also recovered eight exotic cars including two Lexus and six Toyota brands, as well as many costly phones and laptops, among other items. Eight exotic cars including two Lexus and six Toyota brands, as well as many costly phones and laptops, were among the items recovered in the course of the operation.”

The suspects, who variously claimed to be graduates, students, computer engineers, and businessmen, are currently undergoing interrogation to ascertain their level of involvement in the alleged act. He added that the suspects will be charged to court as soon as investigations are concluded.

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