The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has expressed concern about the activities of fake whistle-blowers who mislead the agency with false information. In a statement posted on its Twitter handle, the Chairman of the commission, Abdurasheed Bawa, said it would not hesitate to prosecute those who wilfully send information that leads to dead ends. He said many false whistle-blowers had wasted scarce investigative resources in time past. The EFCC chief, who acknowledged the contributions of genuine whistle-blowers in assets recovery, reiterated the commission’s preparedness to work with the informants. He also advised genuine informants to come forward with accurate and credible information. Meanwhile, EFCC operatives have arrested 18 suspected internet fraudsters in Ogun State. In a separate statement on its Twitter handle, the commission listed the suspects as Ibrahim Oreniyi Atolani, Tijani Faruk Ayobami, Yisa Ademola Ibrahim, Olukoya Aliu Temidayo, Sulaimon Sharafdeen Adebayo, Adebayo Abiodun Mustapha, Lateef Aremo Shina, Ali Mukit Olamilekan and Tajudeen Taiwo Hassan.