Authorities in India arrest four Nigerian nationals over alleged online fraud offences connected to social media scams. Multiple reports say the suspects are accused of using impersonation and elaborate schemes to defraud victims and obtain large sums of money. One outlet describes the allegations in the context of social media impersonation and fraud, while another frames the case as an online romance scam, indicating that the alleged fraud targets victims through deceptive social media contact. All accounts agree on the key point that the four Nigerians are detained following investigation into fraudulent activity conducted via social platforms. The reports do not provide further details in the excerpts on specific dates, locations, or the amounts involved, nor do they specify whether charges have been filed or court proceedings have begun. The cases are presented as allegations at the time of arrest, with the suspects presumed innocent until proven otherwise in court. The reports also do not state whether victims have reported losses to Indian authorities or whether evidence such as messages, accounts, or payment records has been recovered.