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Photos: 40 suspected ‘yahoo boys’ nabbed in Port Harcourt

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This photo shows persons arrested by the EFCC for allegedly operating as Internet fraudsters.

Operatives of the Port Harcourt Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC), have arrested no fewer than 40 suspected Internet fraudsters in an early morning sting operation in two locations in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

EFCC,in a statement, disclosed that the suspects were arrested in the Ada George and Eagle Island areas of Port Harcourt, based on diligent surveillance and verified intelligence regarding their suspicious Internet-related criminal activities.

The suspects included, Michael Lelu Deedum; People Asoliagha; Joseph Ajilo; Adeyemi Gbolahan; Testimony Nna; Nnemeka Chinedu; Ejiofor Raymond; Miracle Ezenandu; Ebele Uchenna; Iyke Obioha; Ikechukwu Nwali; Okoronkwo Emmanuel; Ulu Samuel Eugene Chukwudi; Japheth Tallick; Noel George; Stanley Tallick; Saro Power Maeba; Enyio Chibuike, Ogwashi Precious and Elijah Jeremiah.

 

This photo shows cars retrieved by the EFCC from alleged Internet criminals.

Others are, Tochukwu Emmanuel; Africanus Tamunatoye Victor; Precious Presley; Tamuno Ewi West; Obu Gabriel; Wargu Prayer; Joshua Jeremiah; Kaibar Dsana Paraman; Diepiriye Marcus; Albright Ahiakwo; Precious Ifeanyichukwu Ukeagbu; Onyechukwu Prince Ebuka; Chukwuemeka Ukeagbu; Abiye Dokubo; Chale Amobi; Mine Baranga; Suleiman Mohammed; Chima Christian, James Darian, and Kingdom Cyril.

Items recovered, according to the commission, include nine vehicles comprising two black-coloured Mercedes Benz C300 cars; three Toyota Camry cars; two Toyota Corolla cars; one black-coloured Lexus car, and one ash-coloured Toyota Avalon car.

This photo shows electronics retrieved by the EFCC from alleged Internet criminals.

Others are, 54 phones of different brands; 11 laptops; eight Television sets, two Speakers, and one international passport.

EFCC, however, informed that the suspects will be charged to court as soon as the investigation is concluded.

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