EFCC arrests 14 internet fraudsters in Delta

<p>Contacted, the Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer, Abimbola Oyeyemi, promised to revert.</p>, <p>At the last count, residents of Ipokia lamented that over 50 skulls had been removed from graves by ritualists who operated under the cover of darkness.</p>, <p>DAILY POST reported three months ago that dead bodies could no longer rest in peace in the ancient town of Ipokia as unknown ritualists to dig graves for skulls.</p>, <p>As at press time, details of the accidents are still sketchy.</p>, <p>Dahiru explained that the Hisbah corps has conducted sensitisation for commercial sex workers and alcohol sellers.</p>, <p>The state’s Hisbah commandant, Ibrahim Dahiru, stated this on Tuesday in an exclusive interview with the DAILY POST.</p>, <p>The traditional ruler further disclosed that human skulls were recovered from the man’s house when it was searched by the police.</p>, <p>Agnes Ogungbemi, spokesperson of the Osun Sector Command of the Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, confirmed the accident.</p>, <p>The bodies of dead victims, all males, including the driver, have been deposited in the morgue of Wesley Guild Hospital, Ilesa, while the injured have also been conveyed to hospital where they are responding to treatment.</p>, <p>Meanwhile, police sources who confirmed the arrest to DAILY POST, said the suspect is still being interrogated.</p>, <p>Jigawa State Hisbah Corps has ordered the immediate closure of all beer parlours and prostitution spots during the month of Ramadan.</p>, <p>EFCC affirmed that they will be charged to court soon.</p>, <p>According to the monarch, the suspect has been handed over to the police and investigation has commenced immediately.</p>, <p>Lexus RX 350, Lexus ES 350, laptops and mobile phones were recovered from them.</p>, <p>The suspect was about to dig a grave when he was nabbed by residents and was reportedly apprehended with a skull in his bag and his digging tools.</p>, <p>According to him: “We have gone round to such areas across the state and warned the perpetrator