BREAKING: EFCC operatives storm Imo again, arrest over 20 Yahoo boys FridayMotivation FridayFeeling
Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission from its South East Zonal office in Enugu State on Friday morning stormed Owerri, the Imo state capital arresting a number of cybercrime suspects.
A source who did not want his name mentioned told our correspondent that the EFCC operatives who arrived Owerri on Thursday stormed Aladinma extension area of Owerri on the early hours of Friday and arrested the suspects popularly known as ‘Yahoo Yahoo boys. He said, “EFCC operatives on Friday morning stormed Aladinma extension area of Owerri and arrested Yahoo Yahoo boys. They were more than 20 they picked up. They also recovered cars, phones, and laptops from their targets. ”
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