**Nigerian Scammers Arrested in Ghana, 93 Detained over Internet Fraud** In a major crackdown on internet fraud, the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has apprehended 93 Nigerians, including two females, for allegedly engaging in scams and violating immigration laws. According to a statement from GIS's spokesperson, Anima Quainoo, the arrests followed an intelligence-led raid on a suspected internet fraud network in Accra's Devtraco Estate. During the raid, 91 males and two females were arrested, alongside 73 victims who had been subjected to severe abuse and torture by the suspects. The victims, who were rescued during the operation, have since been repatriated back to Nigeria. The GIS also recovered several items, including 82 laptops, 57 mobile phones, 17 television sets, counterfeit US dollar notes, and fake gold bars, which are believed to have been used to facilitate the fraudulent activities. Investigations are ongoing at the GIS headquarters to determine the full scope of the criminal network. Preliminary findings indicate that some of the suspects entered Ghana through unauthorized border crossings, while others overstayed their 90-day visa-free period, which is allowed for citizens of ECOWAS member countries, including Nigeria. This development serves as a warning to foreign nationals in Ghana, including Nigerians, to comply with the country's immigration and criminal laws. It also highlights the need for individuals to be aware of the risks and consequences of engaging in internet scams and other illicit activities. For Nigerians, this incident serves as a reminder of the consequences of engaging in cybercrime, which has become a major concern in the country. It also underscores the importance of adhering to the laws of other countries, especially when traveling for business or leisure. As the GIS continues to crack down on internet fraud and other crimes, Nigerians are advised to be cautious and responsible in their online activities.