Nigeria has escalated its war against cybercrime with the deportation of 50 Chinese nationals and one Tunisian convicted of digital fraud. The operation, coordinated by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and immigration authorities, follows a major raid in Lagos targeting a sophisticated cyber-fraud syndicate. Officials say the deportations reflect Nigeria’s commitment to safeguarding its economy and reinforcing global partnerships against transnational crime. Cybercrime has cost the country billions in lost revenue, raising urgent concerns for digital security and governance. The crackdown highlights both the scale of the threat and the government’s resolve to strengthen enforcement mechanisms.