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11th April 2025 5:00:00 AM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has warned the public to be on the lookout for fraudsters and romance scammers.
EOCO explained that these scammers often appear perfect and move quickly with their emotions, making them seem genuine. They also tend to always have excuses for why they can’t meet in person.
“Do you know the red flags to look out for when dealing with a fraud boy, Sakawa boy or a romance scammer? Romance Fraud is a Crime, Your mind for Dey. Report Sakawa on the following numbers: 0800- 910 910 or 0547- 419 419,” EOCO posted on its Facebook page.
Too good to be true: they seem perfect and move fast emotionally.
Excuses not to meet. Always have a reason why they can’t meet in person or a video call.
Emotional manipulation. They profess love quickly and create a sense of urgency or dependency.
Request for money: they ask for help due to a sudden emergency, medical bill or travel expense.
Inconsistent stories: Details about their life don’t quite add up.


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