Crime
25 Suspected Internet Fraudsters Arrested By EFCC In Lagos

The Lagos Zonal Office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Advance Fee Fraud section has arrested 25 suspects for their alleged involvement in computer-related fraud.
The EFCC identified the suspects as: Ibrahim Olaiwon Olatunji, Kelechi Daniel David, Olutayo Oluwapelumi, Abiola Baruwa Gideon, Adesuyi Toheeb Adeyika, Wano Abdullahi Ahmed, Imoukhuede Idowu Peter, Ige Emmanuel Oluwatobi, Durodola Peter Tolulope, Makanjuola Olamide Elijah, Emmanuel Edward Enyiema, Oguniran Samuel Boluwatife, Onikosi Olasukunmi Idris and Abdulateef Adegoke Oriyomi.
Others are Ogbere Sunday Ojulari, Abdulwaliu Aderuju Adeyemi, Emmanuel Ibuchi Ezeh, John Ayokunmi Bagbale, Moses Tarh, Emmanuel Ovie Okpe, Murtala Mohammed Oyinlola, Ayomide Hassan Semiu, Adebayo Michael Adetola, Covenant Chizaram Eze and Emmanuel Chidi Okwor.
They were arrested during an operation by operatives of the EFCC Advance Fee Fraud section in the early hours on Tuesday, March 9, 2021 at a Hotel on Governor Road, Ikotun, Lagos, following a credible intelligence on their alleged criminal activities.
According to the commission, the suspects will be charged to court as soon as investigations are concluded.
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