The Digest:
In a major crackdown, the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) arrested over 50 Nigerian nationals in McCarthy Hills, Accra, for their alleged involvement in cybercrime and human trafficking. The operation followed intelligence on illegal residency and online fraud activities.
Key Points:
- Over 50 Nigerians arrested for cybercrime and trafficking at McCarthy Hills, Accra.
- The operation took place on July 24, 2025, led by GIS with national security agencies.
- The suspects were allegedly trafficked into Ghana and forced into cyber fraud.
- A property used for the illegal activities, including a landlord, was seized.
- Further investigations are ongoing, with suspects undergoing screening.
- This operation follows a similar crackdown in April 2025, which resulted in 219 arrests.
- The previous raid in Oyarifa uncovered a large cyber fraud and trafficking syndicate
The Ghana Immigration Service continues its battle against cybercrime and human trafficking, demonstrating a commitment to rooting out illicit activities. Ongoing investigations will shed more light on the extent of the syndicates operating in the region.
Sources: The Guardian, Naija News
