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| Following the News Today, EFCC and FBI team up to arrest a female internet fraudster(yahoo yahoo) and two other siblings on FBI list in Edo State. |
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission {EFCC} arrests the Yahoo Yahoo girl on FBI list, Following the report EFCC said their collaboration with the Federal Bureau of Investigation {FBI} has led them to the arrest of a female suspected internet fraudster {yahoo yahoo girl} in Edo State.
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According to NAN the female internet fraudster worked in collaboration with a foreign counterpart, FBI and EFCC never made her name publicly.
The Head of Benin Zonal Office Mr. Muhktar Bello, spoke on behalf of Ibrahim Magu, the Acting Chairman of the EFCC, Muhktar Bello said the female suspect internet fraudster {yahoo yahoo} was involved in obtaining and stealing people’s identification information, which she then forwarded th stolen identities and informations to her American collaborators.
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According to Muhktar Bello the female internet fraudster suspect (names withheld) received her CT through Bitcoin and about 185 Bitcoin currently worth N656 million was traced to her.
Zonal head of the EFCC said the commission independently arrested a Female internet fraudster and two siblings involved in Business Email Compromise.
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"The three cyber crime suspects will have their date in court soon.
"We do not want to state the woman’s name so as not to compromise the investigation.
"The Commission is resolute in exterminating cybercrime and bringing to book all those involved in this despicable activity", he said.
"As part of our strategic plans to tackle this malaise, the Benin Zonal Office, from January to date, through intelligence raided the hideout of internet fraudsters in our jurisdiction Edo, Delta and Ondo States.
" These raids led to the arrest of over 113 internet fraudsters [yahoo yahoo]", He add.
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“While the prosecution of many of the cases is ongoing in court, we have so far secured 53 convictions in the period under review."
"Over 30 exotic cars, charms, laptops, mobile phones, flash drives etc”, were recovered from the suspects Muhktar Bello said.
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