Full details as US court said "Hushpuppi to be sentenced on Wednesday, 21st September"

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 Ramon Abbas aka Hushpuppi is set to be sentenced by a US court over alleged internet fraud on Wednesday, September 21 The confirmation of the decision on Hushpuppi's fraud case was made known by the United States Attorney's office for the Central District of California The court's spokesperson however failed to state when the suspended DCP Abba Kyari will be extradited to the US PAY ATTENTION:


 Nigeria's biggest international internet fraudster Ramon Abbas, popularly known as Hushpuppi, will be sentenced on Wednesday 21, the United States Attorney's office for Central District of California, Los Angeles has said. Channels Television reports that the spokesperson for the court, Thom Mrozek, on Friday, August 26, confirmed that Hushpuppi would know his fate over an alleged $1.1 million on the said day - after the court has moved the date at least three times.




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