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    EFCC Arrests 44 Suspected Internet Fraudsters in Kwara

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    By Olufemi Oni, Ilorin

    Operatives of the Ilorin Zonal Directorate of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,EFCC, have arrested Forty-four (44) suspected internet fraudsters at different locations in Ilorin, Kwara State.

    They were arrested on Friday September 6, 2024 at Sango, Kulende, Taxaco and Harmony Estate, all in Ilorin, following credible intelligence over their alleged involvement in internet- related offences.

    Items recovered from them include 6 different brands of exotic cars, laptops, smart phones and charms.
    The suspects would be charged to court upon the conclusion of investigations.

    Recall that the Ilorin Directorate arrested 56 suspected internet fraudsters only two days ago.

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