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It has been reported that the operatives of the
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,
EFCC, have arrested six suspected Internet
fraudsters in separate raids carried out at various
times across a number of locations in Abuja, the
Federal Capital Territory.
Information on the EFCC website shows that the
suspects identified as Chemezie Valentine Ezeife,
Onwochei Chibuzor John, Onwochei Joel, Marvin
Nwankwo, Prince Ojenike, and Jude
Olatekobowale, were arrested following a tip-off.
Ezeife was arrested on January 16, 2019 at the
Life Camp residential area in Abuja, following
intelligence reports of shady activities traced to
him. Among items recovered from him were a
Mercedes Benz C300, Toyota Camry and Lexus
Jeep, Seagate hard drive, four laptop computers,
an ECOWAS international passport, various wrist
watches, two iPhones and blackberry phones, and
a Samsung phone. Several suspicious emails were
also traced to his account.
Investigation into the activities of another
syndicate traced to the Nova Estate in Apo, led to
the arrest of Joel and John (both brothers). John
the younger of the brothers confessed that he got
involved in Internet fraud as a student of the
Delta State University.
He successfully defrauded one Miss Lynese from
Zambia, using Facebook, in the guise that he was
one Carlos Gomes, a British citizen. Among items
found in his possession were an iPhone 6 and
iPhone 7, and he confessed to having a landed
property in Benin, Edo State, all of which he
acquired for N1 million he made from Internet
fraud. Two laptop computers, a white Range
Rover Sport, white Mercedes Benz E350, and a
grey Toyota Camry.
His brother Joel confessed that he got into yahoo
yahoo through his brother, and asked him to
teach him how to go about love scam.
“Thereafter, I tried to create an email account, but
I was unsuccessful”, he said, adding that his
younger brother bought him a wrist watch worth
N6, 000, which he is willing to forfeit to the
government, “if given the opportunity”.
The residence of a seventh suspect, Owootomo
Tomilola Sunday, 22, was also raided at the
Gwarimpa axis following tip-off of his shady
activities, and is suspected to be into “Yahoo
Plus”, also called “Wire Wire”. He is involved with
hackers who compromise e-mail of multinationals
and other prominent companies.
Among items recovered from Owootomo who is
currently at large, are two Bugatti cars, a
Mercedes Benz GLK, Mercedes Benz car, Porshe,
$49,000 and duplex worth N300 million. They will
be charged to Court as soon as investigations are
concluded.
Source:
www.tori.ng/news/114685/photo-of-6-
yahoo-boys-nabbed-in-abuja-with-2-bugat.html