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The EFCC has warned Nigerian girls and young women that allowing fraudsters to use their bank accounts

The EFCC has warned Nigerian girls and young women that allowing fraudsters to use their bank accounts to receive or transfer illicit funds could expose them to prosecution and imprisonment. EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede gave the warning in Abuja on October 12, also cautioning against cybercrime, online blackmail and sextortion. He urged young women to pursue legitimate income sources, including technology, tailoring, baking and content creation.

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