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EFCC arrests ‘spiritualist’ in Edo over nude video blackmail of Indian woman

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The EFCC has arrested a spiritualist in Edo State for allegedly blackmailing an Indian woman with a nude video, extorting $1,100 from her. Read More: https://punchng.com/efcc-arrests-spiritualist-in-edo-over-nude-video-blackmail-of-indian-woman/

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