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Update: EFCC Frees 13 Out Of 94 'Yippee Yahoo' Suspects Arrested At Osogbo Nightclub















The Economic and Financial Crime Commission in Ibadan, Oyo State, has liberated 13 out of 94 suspected digital fraudsters. 


The 94 suspects were captured on Sunday night after the organization struck three Night Clubs in Osogbo and Iwo towns, in Osun State.

Recouped things included 19 fascinating vehicles and more than 100 telephones. 13 people were, in any case, absolved and discharged after starter examinations saw them as honest.

The Deputy Chief Detective Superintendent of the EFCC in the state Bright Igeleke, said the most recent captures are a sign of the purpose of the commission to free the nation of monetary and budgetary violations.

He further expressed that up until this point, in any event 152 feelings have been made on web extortion and related offenses.

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