Crime
EFCC arrests 32 internet fraudsters
Operatives of the Enugu Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have arrested 32 suspected internet fraudsters in simultaneous sting operations in Awka, Anambra State, and Enugu township, Enugu State.
EFCC identified the suspects, in a statement,
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to include: Stanley Okechukwu, Chukwudi Michael, Nnaife Onyedika, Nnamdi Christian, Pascal Akachukwu, Ekeme Christian Luke, Denis Chidozie, Ebuka Mmaduka, Ekene Excellent, Emmanuel Okochi Osita, Akunne Prince Ikenna, Igwe Nnaemeka Shedrack, Nonso Henry Ozo Ekwe, Ebuka Obike Boniface, Goodluck Ameachi Ifeanyi, Hillary Chiemele Chukwudizie, Chinedu Onwuegbusi Ignitus, Onuoha Ifeanyi Anthony.

Vehicles EFCC recovered from the fraudsters
Others include: Bassey Nnolue Jason, Chinedu Nnolue Kingsley, Okpe Matthew, Emmanuel Abonyi, Igwenagu Kenechukwu Collins, Joachim Okpe, Kelechi Ibenyenwa, David Chiemerie, Kingsley Ngwu, Ndubuisi Anthony, Collins Chidubem, Innocent Chisom, Kalu Nnachi and Chukwuemeka Henry.
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EFCC stated that they were arrested after receiving credible intelligence on their suspected internet-related criminal activities.
Items recovered from them are phones, laptops and two cars: Lexus ES 350 and Lexus RX 330.
They will be charged to court as soon as investigations are concluded, EFCC assured.
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