Nigerian fraudster Okpe jailed in US for scamming Americans
Solomon Ekunke Okpe, 31, has been sentenced to four years imprisonment in the US for scamming Americans using the internet.
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Solomon Ekunke Okpe, 31, has been sentenced to four years imprisonment in the US for scamming Americans using the internet.
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A YouTube star who built a sizable following with slickly produced videos flaunting his fleet of luxury and sports cars, collection of diamond-encrusted bling, and his spacious Swedesboro, New Jersey, home will be forced to give up nearly all of it after he was sentenced on March 7 to 5 1/2 years in prison for the illegal business that allowed him to amass those trappings of success.