Skip to content
Friday 4 September 2026
  • Home
  • Advertise with us
  • Contact
The Frontier
Click to read
The Frontier
  • News
  • Crime
  • Politics
  • Headlines
  • Education
  • Health
  • Business & Economy
  • Sports
  • More
    • International
    • Religion
    • Entertainment
    • Info Tech
    • Matilda Showbiz
      • Gists
      • Music
      • Gossips
      • Oga MAT
      • Romance
    • Arts & Culture
    • Environment
    • Opinion
    • Features
    • Epistles of Anthony Kila
    • EyeCare with Dr Priscilia Imade
The Frontier
  • News
  • Crime
  • Politics
  • Religion
  • Headlines
  • Education
  • International
  • Business & Economy
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
  • Arts & Culture
  • Environment
  • Health
  • Matilda Showbiz
    • Gists
    • Music
    • Gossips
    • Oga MAT
    • Romance
  • Opinion
  • Epistles of Anthony Kila
  • EyeCare with Dr Priscilia Imade
  • Info Tech
  • Interview
The Frontier
Click to read
Crime
Crime

Police parade 123 suspects arrested during Delta ‘Yahoo School’ raid

The FrontierThe FrontierSeptember 25, 2024 2921 Minutes read0

•Delta State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Bright Edafe and the suspects (behind)

The Delta State Police Command has paraded 123 suspected internet fraudsters arrested in an estate in Warri, Delta State.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, SP Bright Edafe, disclosed this in a video shared on X.com today.

According to Edafe, the suspects were lured into a trap with promises of learning BTC trading and forex, only to find themselves in “Hustlers Kingdom” (HK), a notorious cybercrime training network.

Edafe wrote, “Arrest of 123 suspected internet fraudsters in an estate in Warri Delta State. Some of these boys are 17 years old and deceived that they were coming to learn BTC trading and forex instead found themselves in HK(hustlers kingdom)”

In the video, Edafe said in part, “We are here at Ekpan Police Station Effurun Divisional HQ, where we will be parading about 123 suspected internet fraudsters who were engaged in the business of internet fraud.”

Edafe revealed that the suspects, some as young as 17, were deceived by agents flaunting fake wealth on social media, convincing them to join the fraudulent scheme. The agents would then lure them to the estate, where they were subjected to physical abuse and exploitation.

“Their modus operandi is that they engage their agents who go on social media to flaunt wealth that most times isn’t even theirs and convince unsuspecting boys from the ages of 17, 18, 19, 20 that they want to teach them Forex and crypto business.

“They lure some from Kaduna, Akwa Ibom, and Ibadan to that particular estate and beat the hell out of them, feeding them only when they feel like feeding them,” he said.

This is connected to a previous raid by military personnel from the 3 Battalion Nigerian Army Barracks, who stormed the “Hustle Kingdom” school in Effurun, Uvwie, Delta State, and arrested over 100 suspected internet fraudsters.

The school was reportedly training aspiring cyber criminals, and the suspects were handed over to the police for further investigation and prosecution.

Army Estate is a highbrow residential Post Service Housing Estate for retired military officers and civilians in Uvwie, Delta State.

Tags
Delta Yahoo Schoolparadepolicesuspects
FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedInEmailLink
Previous post REVEALED: Real reason wanted ex-Governor Yahaya Bello was turned back at headquarters — EFCC
next post Barcelona reach agreement to sign Szczesny
Related posts
  • Related posts
  • More from author
Crime

JUST IN: DSS orders operatives not to arrest anyone over civil matters

September 3, 20260
Crime

REVEALED: Sophisticated syndicates behind crude oil theft, not petty thieves — Nigerian Navy

September 3, 20260
Crime

Double tragedy: Man in Police net for killing wife •Another dies in road accident after killing wife during argument

September 3, 20260
Load more
Read also
Inside Akwa Ibom Today

inside the Hill top newspaper

February 9, 20250
Business & Economy

Drivers, customers react to Uber exit from Nigeria

September 3, 20260
News

JUST IN: Inspector collapses, dies after weekly physical fitness exercise

September 3, 20260
Politics

2027 elections: 30 governors can’t guarantee victory — Former governor Kwankwaso

September 3, 20260
Education

How online mockery turned into N14 million for graduate who sold peanuts to survive

September 3, 20260
Crime

JUST IN: DSS orders operatives not to arrest anyone over civil matters

September 3, 20260
Business & Economy

Independent petroleum marketers have put Tinubu’s subsidy argument into shame — Former Vice President Atiku

September 3, 20260
Load more

inside the Hill top newspaper

February 9, 2025

Drivers, customers react to Uber exit from Nigeria

September 3, 2026

JUST IN: Inspector collapses, dies after weekly physical fitness exercise

September 3, 2026

2027 elections: 30 governors can’t guarantee victory — Former governor Kwankwaso

September 3, 2026

How online mockery turned into N14 million for graduate who sold peanuts to survive

September 3, 2026

JUST IN: DSS orders operatives not to arrest anyone over civil matters

September 3, 2026

inside the Hill top newspaper

0 Comments

Drivers, customers react to Uber exit from Nigeria

0 Comments

5 burnt to death scooping fuel from fallen tanker

0 Comments

Naira slumps further as dollar scarcity bites harder

0 Comments

BREAKING: Appeal Court sacks Senate Minority Leader, orders election rerun

0 Comments

Follow us

FacebookLike our page
InstagramFollow us
YoutubeSubscribe to our channel
WhatsappContact us
Latest news
1

inside the Hill top newspaper

February 9, 2025
2

RED ALERT: Terrorists eyeing Nigeria, West African coastline – US

June 2, 2025
3

National Assembly passes 2024 budget, raises estimates by ₦1.2trillion

December 31, 2023
4

2027: Defend your votes like Davido — Cleric urges Nigerian youths

August 20, 2026
5

Same-sex marriage: Nigerian priest defends Pope Francis

December 19, 2023
6

BOMBSHELL: Tinubu’s appointees wishing him dead before 2027 – APC stalwart alleges

May 7, 2024
Popular
1

inside the Hill top newspaper

February 9, 2025
2

6 states get new commissioners of police

December 25, 2024
3

Arrest bandits flaunting cash on TikTok — Senate orders security agencies

June 11, 2026
4

BREAKING: Osimhen overtakes Odegbami in Super Eagles’ scoring chart

March 21, 2025
5

Inside Kogi school where pupils learn in a collapsing building •PHOTOS

June 10, 2025
6

Varsity dismisses ‘lost but found’ student over fetish practices, drug peddling

June 4, 2025

About The Frontier

The Frontier is Nigeria’s leading online newspaper. It is published by Okims Media Links Limited headed by Sunny Okim, a veteran journalist who is widely known as The Grandmaster, fondly called so by colleagues and friends for being Nigeria’s pioneer movie journalist.

Most viewed

inside the Hill top newspaper

February 9, 2025

Christmas: Governor provides free transportation to ease economic burden

December 23, 2024

Criticise me but don’t lose faith in Nigeria — Tinubu

June 12, 2026

Labour Party rules out merger ahead of 2027, rejects NLC interference

March 4, 2025

TikTok asks Supreme Court to temporarily block looming US ban

December 17, 2024
Top posts

Categories

  • News4984
  • Politics4648
  • Crime4455
  • International3082
  • Sports2489
  • Business & Economy2291
  • Headlines2237
  • Education1387
  • Matilda Showbiz999
  • Health889
  • Entertainment824
  • Africa588
  • Religion486
  • Environment375
  • Special277
  • Info Tech247
  • Arts & Culture240
  • Hunger protests in Nigeria224
  • Inside Akwa Ibom Today207
  • Interview188
  • Opinion154
  • EyeCare with Dr Priscilia Imade132
  • World Cup 202695
  • Advert34
  • Trends23
  • Epistles of Anthony Kila19
  • Local News5
  • The Surge1

© 2026 The Frontier, Published by Okims Media Links Limited.

designed by winnet services

  • Home
  • Advertise with us
  • Contact