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“Powder Guy” denies $32,000 visa fraud
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“Powder Guy” denies $32,000 visa fraud

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read
Ibrahim Kailani Kpa, alias ldquo;Powder Guy rdquo;, a social media influencer, has denied charges of defrauding seven persons of $32,000 under the pretext of securing visas for them. Kpa, who is also a tiler and resident of Oyarifa-Teiman in Accra, is alleged to have collected various sums from the complainants to facilitate their travel to Nicaragua, Canada and the United States of America, but failed to secure the visas.

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