March 21, 2023
Nigeria's anti-corruption agency Economic and Financial Crimes Commission says it has arrested 21 suspected internet fraudsters in Benin City, Edo State, South-South Nigeria.A statement on Tuesday by EFCC's Head of Media and Publicity, Wilson Uwujaren, said the suspects were arrested by operatives of the agency’s Benin Zonal Command in an early morning operation following actionable intelligence.
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I have never seen EFCC arrest youths in the North. I have never seen NDLEA arrest Northerners in the North despite them being the worst drug users. It is only in the South they work and show performance.
Please let these young men be. What we saw in the last election that the politicians perpetuated, is it not worse than this. Who is persecuting them.
Gradually wiping out the edo youths
inecnigeria and OfficialAPCNg are more fraudulent. Stop chasing after shadow officialEFCC
Here they all are. Everyone of them PeterObi fans. No sense, someone else but themselves is to blame for their lack of a good moral compass. Lock them all up and throw away the keys. Get hold of their parents and make sure they pay rent for their stay and food in prison!
These guys should stop making it easy for EFCC to be using them to dey catch cruise. The real thieves are the politicians that steals billions of our money and still rig themselves into office
Leave them alone. They are not worse than INEC chairman.
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