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Nigerian faces sentencing for unemployment fraud in US

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A 60-year-old Nigerian man, Akinpelumi Oyewusi, pleaded guilty to a $415,874 unemployment fraud scheme in the US and awaits sentencing. Read More: https://punchng.com/nigerian-faces-sentencing-for-unemployment-fraud-in-us/

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