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EFCC Arrests 23 Suspected Internet Fraudsters in Ibadan, Recovers Cars, Phones

The Ibadan Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has on Thursday arrested twenty-three (23) suspected internet fraudsters in the Apata, Ire Akari Estate and Jericho area of Ibadan, Oyo state.

Seven exotic cars, mobile phones, laptops and several incriminating documents were reported to have been recovered from the suspects, who were arrested following credible intelligence on their alleged computer fraud-related activities.

Sixteen of the suspects — Oluwole Oduwanye Kelvin, Adams Segun Ojo, Amuwo Oluwagbemi Oluwatobi, Theophilus Ademola Akinyele, Mimiola Olamide Victor, Ajayi Pelumi Pamilerin, Tolulope Adara Mati Timothy, Bamgbose Temitayo Abiodun, Ajibola Timilehin Isreal, Ajibade Habeeb Olakunle, Tobiloba Isaiah Seyi, Joseph Odunayo Clement, Victor John Enya, Odebode Temiloluwa Kehinde, Olaniyi Ajibola Roqeeb, and Olushola Oyetunde Samuel, were indicted by forensic analyses carried out on their devices and the incriminating documents recovered from them.

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Meanwhile, the seven others — Oladipo Tunde Lawrence, Eludire Gbemileke Joseph, Gbenga Abiona Wale, Ojuwaye Emeka Oluwaseun, Babatunde Kolade Tunde, Abu Idris Olalekan and Boye Timilehin Emmanuel, are still under investigation.

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EFCC Arrests 23 Suspected Internet Fraudsters in Ibadan, Recovers Cars, Phones

The Ibadan Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has on Thursday arrested twenty-three (23) suspected internet fraudsters in the Apata, Ire Akari Estate and Jericho area of Ibadan, Oyo state.

Seven exotic cars, mobile phones, laptops and several incriminating documents were reported to have been recovered from the suspects, who were arrested following credible intelligence on their alleged computer fraud-related activities.

Sixteen of the suspects — Oluwole Oduwanye Kelvin, Adams Segun Ojo, Amuwo Oluwagbemi Oluwatobi, Theophilus Ademola Akinyele, Mimiola Olamide Victor, Ajayi Pelumi Pamilerin, Tolulope Adara Mati Timothy, Bamgbose Temitayo Abiodun, Ajibola Timilehin Isreal, Ajibade Habeeb Olakunle, Tobiloba Isaiah Seyi, Joseph Odunayo Clement, Victor John Enya, Odebode Temiloluwa Kehinde, Olaniyi Ajibola Roqeeb, and Olushola Oyetunde Samuel, were indicted by forensic analyses carried out on their devices and the incriminating documents recovered from them.

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Meanwhile, the seven others — Oladipo Tunde Lawrence, Eludire Gbemileke Joseph, Gbenga Abiona Wale, Ojuwaye Emeka Oluwaseun, Babatunde Kolade Tunde, Abu Idris Olalekan and Boye Timilehin Emmanuel, are still under investigation.

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