Twelve Nigerian nationals have been arrested on suspicion of cyber fraud and human trafficking. The arrests were made by a joint task force including the IGP’s Cyber Vetting and Enforcement Team.
The Surveillance Unit from the Criminal Investigations Department CID Headquarters also participated. The Ghana Immigration Service GIS was part of the operation.
These individuals are believed to be involved in organised online scams. They are also suspected of facilitating human trafficking operations.
The joint operation aimed to dismantle criminal networks operating within the country. Further details regarding the specific activities are expected from the authorities.
The arrests underscore the ongoing efforts to combat transnational crime. This includes online fraud and illicit human trade.
These activities often target vulnerable individuals. They can cause significant financial and emotional harm.
The joint task force has been working to disrupt such criminal enterprises. Their efforts are vital for national security and public safety.
Legal proceedings are expected to follow the arrests. Authorities are continuing their investigations into the full scope of the alleged crimes.