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Suspected ‘Yahoo boys’ in Osun protest over colleagues’ arrest by EFCC

By Gift Luckson
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Suspected internet fraudsters known as ‘Yahoo boys’ on Tuesday morning stormed Ilesha/Osogbo road, Osun State, to protest alleged incessant arrest by Economic Financial Crime Commission (EFCC).

The Nation gathered that they went on a rampage by making bonfires on the major road and blocked the Osogbo/Ilesa road.

The protest action rendered motorists using the road to be stranded as no vehicle was allowed to pass.

READ ALSO: EFCC nab 19 Yahoo boys in FCT

The protesters alleged that the EFCC operatives in recent times arrested some of their colleagues in a hotel.

The spokesperson of Nigeria Civil Defence Corps, Osun Command, Daniel Adigun confirmed the protest to newsmen.

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