Emergence of cyber-spiritualism in Ughelli: the Ghana-Burgers cybercrime rampage in Nigeria

In Nigeria, cybercrime has evolved into a complex socio-cultural phenomenon, especially among youths in urban and semi-urban communities. Prior studies focused on urban cybercrime, leaving gaps regarding combined cyber-fraud networks and ritualistic practices influencing Ghana-burger operations in U...

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Published in:	Crime, law, and social change law, and social change, 2026-12, Vol.84 (1), p.15, Article 15
Main Author:	Ayodele, Austin A.
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Adolescents Apprenticeship Apprenticeships Aspiration Bank fraud Children & youth Communications technology Community-based programs Crime Crime prevention Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Law Criminology and Criminal Justice Cultural change Cultural groups Cybercrime Deviance Digital literacy Economic hardship Education Empowerment Extortion Fraud Information technology Internet Internet access Law and Criminolgy Leadership Learning theories Mobility Moral education Murders & murder attempts Networks Offenses Peer influence Peer pressure Political Science Rituals Sacrifices Social learning Social Sciences Sociocultural factors Spiritualism Success Tactics Telecommunications Urban areas Vigilantes Violent crime Wealth Youth
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