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13th June 2020 10:21:49 AM
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Nigeria International Police just confirmed the arrest of Raymond Igbalode popularly known as Hushpuppi in Dubai.
According to a Nigerian Instagram blogger, the Commissioner of Police (CP) INTERPOL, Garba Umar, has now confirmed his arrest.
It is true that Hushpuppi was arrested by the INTERPOL. We are currently working on bringing him to Nigeria to face charges of fraud.
Some of the offenses were committed here in Nigeria and he has to answer for them. He is not alone in it; there are accomplices in the country who we are currently on their trail
he said
Previously the amount which was said to have been stolen was about $35million but other information is revealing it was far more than that amount.
Hushpuppi and his accomplices in Nigeria, Dubai and other countries allegedly defrauded the U.S of over $100 million COVID-19 Relief Funds meant for Americans in the battle against the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Below is the post.
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Hushpuppi to be extradited to Nigeria — Interpol . . International Police (INTERPOL) Nigeria, has confirmed the arrest of Raymond Igbalode a.k.a. Hushpuppi in Dubai. . . Rumor of his arrest first hit the internet in the early hours of Wednesday, June 10, 2020. Commissioner of Police (CP) INTERPOL, Garba Umar, has now confirmed his arrest. . . In a chat with TheNation, he said: “It is true that Hushpuppi was arrested by the INTERPOL. We are currently working on bringing him to Nigeria to face charges of fraud. . . Some of the offences were committed here in Nigeria and he has to answer for them. He is not alone in it; there are accomplices in the country who we are currently on their trail.†. . According to reports, Hushpuppi and his accomplices in Nigeria, Dubai and other countries allegedly defrauded the U.S of over $100 million Covid Relief Funds meant for Americans in the battle against the economic impact coronavirus pandemic.
A post shared by Naijaeverything Entertainment (@naijaeverything) on Jun 12, 2020 at 11:30pm PDT
Source: thedistin.com
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