A suspected internet fraudster met his waterloo recently when he was apprehended by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on his way to church. Chinedu Uzoechi, 34, is believed to be a notorious advance fee fraud specialist. Indeed, he confessed that he had been in the illegal business since 2003. >>> read more

Three secondary school leavers are finding it difficult to explain to the police how they came about two laptops, many fake foreign bank orders and the sum of N50,000. >>> read more

“Chei, I am finished!” That was the lamentation of Emeka, fraudsters’ latest victim in Lagos. They came with a business proposals, got him entangled in an oath and with the fear of dying, he played along. >>> read more

A 26-year-old man, Abioye Kehinde, who was held for forging the National Youths Service Corps (NYSC) call-up letter but escaped from police, has been re-arrested.

Daily Sun had earlier reported the case of Kehinde who showed up at the orientation camp for deployment and was arrested. >>> read more

The police are on the trail of a notorious facilitator of human trafficking between Nigerian and other West African countries. Simply identified by his cohort as Osas, the man is now running away from the law. According to police report, he allegedly conspired with one Blessing Obi to deceive young women into believing that they would travel to South Africa en route Gambia. >>> read more

Police in Oyo State have held two persons who used fake dollars to defraud a young lady of the sum of N1000. The incident occurred in the Idi-Arere area of Ibadan.
The suspects, Idowu Dada, 35, and Muyiwa Olarenwaju, were said to have been arrested in their shrine. >>> read more

In a bid to sanitize the system, the police have successfully tracked down an alleged fraudster, Mr. Ajero Okere who resides in Abuja and who has been at large for months. >>> read more