Anti-Graft Agency Arrests Suspected Internet Fraudsters in Delta

Salihu Ali, Abuja 

Operatives of Nigeria’s Anti-graft Agency the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission have arrested 52 suspected internet fraudsters at their hideout in Abraka, a university town in Delta State, Southern Nigeria.

Spokesperson of the commission Mr Wilson Uwujaren disclosed this in a press statement in Abuja, Nigeria.

He said the suspects were arrested following actionable intelligence linking them to internet-related activities and fraud.

Items recovered from them include five Lexus RX350, one Mercedes Benz GLA, three Mercedes Benz GLA 350, one Honda Accord, Laptop computers and mobile phones.

Uwujaren said, the suspects have made useful statements and will be charged in court as soon as the investigation is concluded.

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