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I was branded ‘greedy MP’ for trying to stop a family from falling for GH¢10,000 US visa scam – Sukparu

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Member of Parliament for Sissala West, Mohammed Adams Sukparu, has recounted how he was branded a ldquo;greedy rdquo; lawmaker after warning a family in his constituency against sending GH cent;10,000 to fraudsters who promised to secure a United States visa for their son.

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