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A Nigerian social media influencer who flaunted a lavish lifestyle of private jets and luxury cars has been sentenced to 11 years in prison over charges related to a multimillion

 Hushpuppi: Notorious Nigerian fraudster jailed for 11 years in US. A prolific international fraudster who conspired to launder tens of millions of dollars through a series of online scams and flaunted his luxurious, crime-funded lifestyle on social media was sentenced today to 135 months in federal prison. Ramon Olorunwa Abbas, a 40-year-old Nigerian national, also known by his Instagram handle, “Ray Hushpuppi,” was sentenced by United States District Judge Otis D. Wright II, who also orde...

Federal investigators said he financed his extravagant lifestyle through online hacking schemes that netted more than $24 million.

Federal investigators said he financed his extravagant lifestyle through online hacking schemes that netted more than $24 million.

Federal investigators said he financed his extravagant lifestyle through online hacking schemes that netted more than $24 million.

Arkansas medical marijuana regulators broke their own rules and made up new ones -- violating the state constitution -- to give a cultivation license to an obviously unqualified candidate, Pulaski County Circuit Judge Herb Wright found. He ordered that the license, the last of eight available, be rescinded and re-awarded using proper procedures.

Hushpuppi, in July 2021, pleadef guilty to the multi-million-dollar fraud charges slammed against him by the American government.

A federal judge has denied motions from My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell requesting that a defamation lawsuit filed against him by election tech company Smartmatic.

The United States District Court for the Central District of California has again postponed the sentencing of embattled internet fraudster, Ramon Abbas,

Ramon Abbas, aka Hushpuppi, the infamous Nigerian online fraudster, has once more had his sentencing delayed until November 3, 2022, by the United States District Court for the Central District of California. On Monday, September 19, the alleged online fraudster and Instagram sensation from Nigeria was scheduled to get his sentence. Abbas will now be sentenced on the new date based on the court's own motion, according to Los Angeles judge, Otis D. Wright.