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It was an hilarious day, when the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibadan zonal office arrested 11 suspected internet fraudsters, otherwise known as yahoo boys in Osogbo, the Osun State capital on Friday, 22nd.
The EFCC discloses that its operatives arrested the suspects with not less than 12 exotic cars, including SUVs and others.
A statement via the Anti-graft agency Twitter handle, explained that it acted on intelligence and swooped on the suspects’ hideouts in Osogbo unexpectedly.
The agency also confirms that it recovered three Toyota Highlander SUVs, one Mercedes Benz GLK 350 SUV, one Acura SUV, two Honda Crosstour, two Toyota Venza and three other Toyota brands from the fraudsters.
A statement via the Anti-graft agency Twitter handle, explained that it acted on intelligence and swooped on the suspects’ hideouts in Osogbo unexpectedly.
The agency also confirms that it recovered three Toyota Highlander SUVs, one Mercedes Benz GLK 350 SUV, one Acura SUV, two Honda Crosstour, two Toyota Venza and three other Toyota brands from the fraudsters.
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Other items also recovered are mobile phones, laptop computers, and some other devices.
The suspects who are Eleven in numbers, some of whom claimed to be students, artisans, farmers and businessmen, are being questioned to find out their level of involvement in the alleged crime, the agency said in its statement.
“They will be charged to court as soon as investigations are concluded,” it was said
The suspects who are Eleven in numbers, some of whom claimed to be students, artisans, farmers and businessmen, are being questioned to find out their level of involvement in the alleged crime, the agency said in its statement.
“They will be charged to court as soon as investigations are concluded,” it was said
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