
A recent investigation has uncovered the involvement of some Nigerians in organized crime in Canada, including cultism, car hijacking, and fraud, with their illicit operations reportedly generating between $100 million and $300 million annually.
The revelation, which has sparked widespread discussions, was detailed in a report currently trending on social media platform X (formerly Twitter). According to the post, Canadian officials and investigative journalists conducted an extensive probe that led to the exposure of these criminal networks.
Authorities confirmed that the syndicates had been operating discreetly for years, evading detection while carrying out fraudulent schemes and violent crimes. However, recent breakthroughs in law enforcement efforts have brought their activities to light.
The report featured photos, videos, and other incriminating evidence linking some Nigerian individuals to the criminal operations. Following the exposé, social media users flooded the comment section with reactions, with many calling for stricter measures against transnational crime.
Law enforcement agencies in Canada have vowed to intensify crackdowns on these illicit groups, ensuring that those involved face the full force of the law.
Romance scam, car hijacking, and Aye cultism syndicate involving Nigerians bursted in Canada. Scary and detailed video attached. 1/3 pic.twitter.com/xWjmlAfsuA
— Okey Ugwu (@OkeyUgwu01) March 1, 2025
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