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Nigerian extradited to US over romance fraud scheme

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A Nigerian national, Samuel Ugberaese, has been extradited from Nigeria to the United States to face federal charges bordering on wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy in an alleged cross-border romance scam that targeted victims in the US and other countries. According to a press release issued by the US Department of Justice on Tuesday, Read More: https://punchng.com/nigerian-extradited-to-us-over-romance-fraud-scheme/

Nigerian extradited to US over romance fraud scheme

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