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Deji Adeyanju reacts as Hushpuppi reportedly commits $400k fraud from inside US prison
Nigerian human rights activist, Deji Adeyanju has taken to his verified Twitter page to react to the report of Hushpuppi committing $400k fraud from inside United States prison.
According to the latest report today, It was revealed that the Popular Instagram celebrity, Ramon Abbas popularly known as Hushpuppi who is currently facing fraud and money laundering charges has committed another fraud and laundered over $400k in the US prison.
The documents presented by US prosecutors before the United States District Court of California on Wed 16th March 2022 show that the popular fraudster committed the fraud in U.S Federal correctional facility.
While reacting to this, the outspoken activist, Deji Adeyanju said he was not surprised that the renowned fraudster committed the fraud. He said once a criminal, always a criminal. He said if there was a doubt about his fraudulent activities, that the confirmation of his latest crime in the prison debunks all assumptions.
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Adding to this, Deji recalled when Hushpuppi insulted him years ago in multiple videos when he called him out. He advised that the FBI should put more charges on his files. He also advised EFCC to go after yahoo boys tarnishing the image of Nigeria.
Concluding his statement, he said ‘Yahoo boys are worse than Nigerian politicians.’
In his tweet, Deji wrote below:
“News that renowned fraudster, Hushpuppi reportedly stole over $400,000 from inside a US prison does not surprise me. Once a criminal, always a criminal. If there was ever doubt about his fraudulent acts, this confirmation right from inside the prison walls debunks all assumptions.
“I recall how he insulted me in several videos when I called him out a few years ago. The FBI should add a new charge to his case. EFCC must go harder after all Yahoo Boys destroying the image of Nigeria. They are worse than Nigerian politicians.”
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