Online scams fuelling human trafficking, Remi Tinubu warns

First Lady Remi Tinubu warns that online scams are increasingly fueling human trafficking, trapping young Nigerians with fraudulent offers. Stay vigilant a

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July 31, 2026 · 00:38 · 5 min read

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First Lady Remi Tinubu warns that online scams are increasingly fueling human trafficking, trapping young Nigerians with fraudulent offers. Stay vigilant a

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Online scams fuelling human trafficking, Remi Tinubu warns