On February 18, 2025, a trial began in Lagos for four Chinese citizens accused of internet fraud and cyberterrorism. They were arrested on December 10, 2024, during the EFCC operation "Eagle Flush," in which 792 suspects linked to fake cryptocurrency investments and fraud were arrested. The accused — Xia Guang Kang, Li Xu Xin, Zhang Xue Hui, and Liu Yubo — are charged with cybercrimes, document forgery, and violating Nigerian laws. The trial will continue in March and April 2025.
2/19/2025 8:57:27 AM (GMT+1)
In Lagos, the Chinese individuals will stand trial for internet fraud and cyberterrorism after being detained as part of the EFCC "Eagle Flush" operation in 2024
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