By Guardian Nigeria 18 November 2022 | 5:17 pm EFCC arrested 18 internet fraudsters in Ilorin on Friday. EFCC arrested 18 internet fraudsters in Ilorin on Friday. Its spokesman, Mr Wilson Uwujaren, stated that “the suspects were smoked out of their hideouts at different locations following credible intelligence information. “They were arrested at Sobi, Akerebiata and Las Vegas Estate, Asa Dam, Ilorin. “The suspects, mostly in their early twenties, include six students of a reputable tertiary institution in Kwara, a footballer, a fashion designer, a Bitcoin dealer, a laundryman and an online betting gambler, among others,’’ he stated. He added that five exotic cars, 32 different brands of mobile phones, eight laptops and some incriminating materials were recovered from the suspects. Uwujaren stated also that the suspects would be charged in court at the conclusion of investigation. Latest 16 mins ago To mark the International Men’s Day, a leading Lagos-based law firm, Duale, Ovia & Alex-Adedipe (DOA), has given financial support to Team360, a Surulere-based local grassroots football club. 47 mins ago The Board of Directors of Hope Payment Service Bank Ltd, has appointed Mrs. Ogechi Chinwe Altraide as Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer. 3 hours ago Byline by: Imane Charioui, Director Francophone Africa & Middle East, WorldRemit DOUALA, Cameroon, 18 November 2022,-/African Media Agency (AMA)/- A combination of rapidly evolving technology and the restrictions imposed by the COVID -19 pandemic has resulted in what is nothing short of a revolution in the online money transfer sector in Cameroon. Globally, there have been drastic… 1 day ago A leading Lagos-based specialised law firm, Duale, Ovia & Alex-Adedipe (DOA), is marking the 2022 International Men’s Day by supporting Team360, a grassroots football club based in Surulere, Lagos, with funds. The funds, according to the firm, will go into assisting the young boys in Team360 to advance their dreams of playing professional football both… 1 day ago Edo government on Friday warned ritualists to stay away from the state secretariat in Benin.
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