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05.10.2022 news ‘Leave Our Boyfriends Alone’ — Protest in Warri Over Incessant EFCC Raids on ‘Yahoo Boys’

Published 5th Oct, 2022

By Segun Ige

Warri youths have taken to major roads of Delta State to protest against the arrest activities of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), with some ladies asking the agency to “leave our boyfriends alone”.

As early as 8 am on Tuesday, the placard-carrying protesters stormed the Effurun roundabout, agitating that the EFCC be scrapped.

Some of the protesters claimed that the EFCC was egregiously “demanding as much as N2million each from any of the youths captured”.

READ ALSO: EFCC Thought YouTuber Jude Bela Was Into Fraud — Then They Asked Him for $5,000 Bribe

Some of the accusations of the protesters were that the EFCC was illegally entering Ughelli charging the youths with fraudulent activities without proper investigation of what they were doing.

The #EndEFCC protesters said the EFCC should probe the Federal Government to account for the frequent money-laundering and corruption charges, and leave them with their own dealings.

Money wey dey say climb bush make dem go bring am come; the one wey dey say snake swallow, make dem go bring am; de one wey dem say monkey carry make dem go bring am; make dem leave us alone,” one protester said.

We say no. No road. We no be thief. EFCC make una hold government, no be us. No be us,” another protester said.

Female protesters however said the EFCC officials should leave their ‘Yahoo’ boyfriends alone.

No be every successful youth dey do fraud; u na dey mad; e no go beta for una,” said one protester.

Make una leave our boyfriends for us o. Na d same Yahoo we dey take dey chop. My birthday is coming,” another protester kicked.

This is coming after the EFCC had arrested two siblings — Lateef Afeez Abiodun and Lateef Abdullahi Olalekan — alongside 24 other suspected internet fraudsters in Ibadan, Oyo State.

READ ALSO: EFCC Officials Break Into Students’ Rooms, ‘Steal Perfumes’

The other suspects are Awotunde Joseph Sunday, Ojekunle Ifakorede Apesinola, Oladepo Kayode Samuel, Emmanuel Michael Blessing, Shittu Hassan Taiwo, Olubanji Michael Remilekan, Bakari Ibrahim Oluwatosin, Nafiu Hassan Ayomide, Shittu Toheeb Ife, Kehinde Abiodun, Ibikunle Lolade Tanimola, Ahmad Sodiq Adekola, Joshua Sowemimo, Adeleke Adegoke Yusuf and Ahmad Ridwan Adeniyi.

Others are Lawal Ayomide Alani, Olayiwola David Olateju, Quincy Okonma, Omotayo Bright Happiness, Okunlaja Joshua Opeyemi, Olasantan Adewola Seyifunmi, John Uroko Amuta, Olaoye Ifasola Ifasegun and Ayomide Adeleke Olamilekan.

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Published 5th Oct, 2022

By Segun Ige

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