OPERATIVES of the Nigeria Police Cybercrime Unit, INTERPOL National Central Bureau, Abuja have arrested three suspects; Samson Inegbenesun, 30; Blessed Junior, 32; and Muhammed Zakari, 36, all male from Uromi in Edo State for cyber-related offences, including advance fee fraud, money laundering and romance scam.

The Police confirmed this in a statement released on Twitter on Sunday.

The suspects were arrested in Uromi following investigations into suspected fraudulent online procurement and supply of COVID-19 protective mask, received through the INTERPOL NCB Wiesbaden, Germany, the statement revealed.

Samson Inegbenosun, according to police investigations is an internet fraudster and a member of a Turkey-based online scamming syndicate.

He was supplying foreign and local bank accounts to receive fraudulent funds and used same as conduit to other feeder accounts.

The Police have recovered from him, a building apartment worth N20 million, a Toyota RAV-4 2015 model worth N6.5 million and a Toyota Matrix 2002 model valued at N2 million, which he procured with the proceeds of the crime.

Read more: https://www.icirnigeria.org/interpol-arrests-three-over-cybercrime-rescues-american-lady-held-hostage-for-16-months/

some deluded fools think that hiding behind a VPN can save them....

Once upon a time, our youths use to fear God.

But nowadays, stealing other people's money is now their profession.