EFCC Busts Yahoo Academy, Arrests 23 Suspects in Abia State
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has made a significant breakthrough in its efforts to combat cybercrime in Abia State. On July 18, 2025, operatives of the EFCC Uyo Zonal Directorate arrested 23 suspects at a cybercrimes training centre known as 'Yahoo-Yahoo Hustle Kingdom' in Umuahia.
The arrested suspects were undergoing training in various aspects of cybercrime, including online fraud and identity theft. The EFCC operatives recovered two cars, 15 laptops, and 34 mobile cyber phones from the suspects.
The arrest of these suspects is a significant blow to the cybercrime syndicates operating in Abia State. The EFCC's efforts demonstrate its commitment to tackling the menace of cybercrime, which has become a major challenge in Nigeria. The agency's operation was based on credible intelligence, which highlights the importance of intelligence gathering in combating cybercrime.
The recovery of laptops, mobile phones, and cars from the suspects suggests that they were actively involved in cybercrime activities and had made significant gains from their illicit activities. The EFCC's action is a deterrent to others who may be involved in similar activities.
The EFCC's operation is likely to have a significant impact on the cybercrime landscape in Abia State. The agency's efforts will likely disrupt the operations of cybercrime syndicates and serve as a warning to others who may be involved in similar activities. The EFCC's commitment to combating cybercrime is evident in its actions, and it is expected that the agency will continue to work tirelessly to ensure that cybercrime suspects are brought to justice.
The suspects will be charged to court soon, where they will face prosecution for their alleged crimes. The EFCC's investigation is ongoing, and it is likely that more suspects will be arrested in connection with the cybercrime activities. The agency's efforts will likely lead to a significant reduction in cybercrime activities in Abia State and serve as a model for other law enforcement agencies to follow.
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