5.4M views · 73K reactions | Hushpuppi was famous for his extravagant lifestyle, which he would show off to 2.5 million Instagram followers and 1.3 million Snapchat subscribers. But unknown to his fans, his lifestyle was funded by cybercrime. This is how the Nigerian social media influencer stole millions. | BBC News Africa | Facebook

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5.2K views · 43 reactions | Same Crime Hushpuppi Committed. US TV hosts give details of how Ogun state governor's aide, Abidemi Rufai, • pulled off the $350,000 COVID19 unemployment benefit scam he has been accused of. Rufai made his first court appearance on Saturday, May 15 in New York. He is scheduled for a detention hearing later today Wednesday, May 19. | Plan-B TV | Facebook

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22 reactions · 6 comments | Wongel Zelalem reports on Nigerian social media influencer who called himself Ray Hushpuppi and flaunted a lavish lifestyle getting a sentence of 11 years. | African Diaspora News Channel | Facebook

The Nigerian Instagram influencer Hushpuppi, whose real name is Ramon Abbas, is serving more than 11 years in a US prison for his role in an international fraud syndicate. He rose to fame showing off his wealthy lifestyle on his page, but it all came crashing down when he was arrested in Dubai two years ago. | BBC News Africa