Nigerian man sells Hushpuppi's portrait in traffic for the sum of N30,000
Nigerian man sells Hushpuppi's portrait in traffic for the sum of N30,000
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Hushpuppi’s portrait is being sold in traffic while the suspected internet fraudster is still in court over fraud-related charges.

A Nigerian man has done the unusual as he could be seen in a video selling the portrait of a suspected internet fraudster, Raymond Igbalode popularly known as Hushppupi.

In a rather funny video, a man was seen selling the portrait of the suspect in traffic for the sum of N30,000.

Apart from the fact that the young man is trying to make some money for himself by selling Hushpuppi’s portrait, some perceive his action also implies that he sees the suspected fraudster as a legend whose portrait some people would be interested in hanging on their walls.

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In the video, a man in a car pretended to be interested in buying the portrait and asked the seller how much it is worth and jokingly asked who the person in the portrait is. The seller told him that the portrait is worth N30,000 and that the person in the portrait is Hushpuppi.

Hushpuppi was arrested in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) alongside his colleagues by International Police (Interpol) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for alleged fraud  and extradited to the United States over fraud-related allegations.

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Hushpuppi is known for his extravagant lifestyle and display of wealth on social media.

By:

Mercy Appianimaa

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