The ghanaian police department is on the rise again and this time they have arrested 27 suspected Nigerian fraudsters. Upon interrogation, they revealed that they were brought from Nigeria to Ghana by one Festus Ayeke who is their boss and recruits them and teaches them how to fraud.
The 27 suspects according to the Preliminary investigation by the Police, are believed to have been trafficked from Nigeria to Ghana by one Festus Ayeke to come and work for him.
However, upon their arrest, the Police did not meet Festus Ayeke who is believed to have gone back to Nigeria to traffic more young people as a means of expanding his business’ human capital.
Upon the raid of their residence at Mataheko near Afienya Police retrieved 26 laptops of various brands with their chargers, 16 assorted mobile phones, 3 WI-FI, 1 TV set, one Fridge, 530 SIM Cards made up of 3 MTN SIM cards,2 VODAFONE SIM cards,4 GLO SIM cards, 100 LYCAMOBILE SIM cards and 421 AIRTEL/TIGO SIM cards. and 5 animal skin whips.
The suspects are currently in custody assisting the Police with their investigation whiles efforts are being made to track Festus Ayeke.
The 27 persons include:
Kelechi Dopa age 23,
Askias Ali 23,
Emmanuel Michael 21,
Prosper Orji 22,
Effi Monday 27,
Maxwell Adedenyo 22,
Sagarika Sunday 20,
Christopher Edanubame 19, Joshua Adebayo 19,
Michael Uchenna 20,
Amos Okeke 22,
Ibrahim Akinpelu 24,
Victor Arome 23,
Igho Prosper 17,
Abela Tetula 23,
Julius Abelouelo 25,
James Onyekachukou 23,
Wakeli Oluchukou 22, Morgan Abiodim 26,
Charles Alechenu 22,
Yakafa Mohammed 24,
Johnny Christian 20,
Masafra Obina 22,
Olu Augustine 34,
Calistus Lawrence 25,
Samuel Arikpo 22
Abdulle Abubakar 24
Netizens upon hearing the news, applauded the Ghana police force, the Inspector General of Police George Akuffo Dampare on the great work he is doing. They further urged the police to arraign the suspects for court immediately for the law to deal with them.
Frauding is gradually becoming one of the commonest and easiest ways of making money online. We have various branches of fraud, however, the commonest one is the “yahoo yahoo” in which young guys pose as women and extort huge sums of money from victims. Others also hack bank accounts and steal money from them.