SCARS™ Scam & Scamming News: Nigerian EFCC Arrests Another 16 ‘Yahoo Boys’

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SCARS™ Scam & Scamming News: Nigerian EFCC Arrests Another 16 ‘Yahoo Boys’

Nigeria’s EFCC Arrests 16 Suspected Internet Fraudsters In The Nigerian Delta State

Operatives of the Benin Zonal Office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, in an early morning raid on Saturday, June 22, 2019, arrested 16 suspected internet fraudsters at their hideout in Ughoton and Udu communities, Warri, Delta State.

The suspects who are between the ages of 20 to 30 were arrested after an intelligence report was provided to the EFCC.

Items recovered from them at the point of arrest include laptops, iPhones, Android phones, ATM cards, and four exotic vehicles. The cars are Lexus ES330, GLK 4 Matic, Lexus RX 330 and Lexus ES350 – all purchased in cash!

The arrest of the fraudsters is one in the series by operatives of the Commission in line with the directive of the acting Executive Chairman of the Commission, Ibrahim Magu to rid the entire country of internet fraud and cybercrime.

The suspects have made useful statements and will soon be brought to court.

 

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