The Delta State Police Command on Wednesday, paraded one hundred and twenty three suspected internet fraudsters.
The suspects were arrested in an estate in Warri, called hustlers kingdom, according to the command spokesperson, Bright Edafe.
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Edafe in a video shared on X.com on Wednesday, said the suspects were lured into a trap with promises of learning BTC trading and forex.
The spokesperson in the video said, “We are here at Ekpan Police Station Effurun Divisional HQ, where we will be parading about 123 suspected internet fraudsters who were engaged in the business of internet fraud.”
“Their modus operandi is that they engage their agents who go on social media to flaunt wealth that most times isn’t even theirs and convince unsuspecting boys from the ages of 17, 18, 19, 20 that they want to teach them Forex and crypto business.
“They lure some from Kaduna, Akwa-Ibom, and Ibadan to that particular estate and beat the hell out of them, feeding them only when they feel like feeding them,” he said.
Watch the video …
https://x.com/Brightgoldenboy/status/1838930137280041152
Kazeem Badmus is a graduate of Mass Communication with years of experience. A professional in journalism and media writing, Kazeem prioritses accuracy and factual reportage of issues. He is also a dexterous finder of the truth with conscious delivery of unbiased and development oriented stories.
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