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Young Nigerian man accused of scamming US benefactor and using the money to buy 10 cars (video)
A Nigerian man named Hammed Gbolarun has been accused of utilizing his benefactor’s bank card to purchase 10 vehicles.
It’s alleged that the 23-year-old arrived within the US 6 months in the past and he was given lodging and papers to work by his type landlord.
Twitter consumer, @Citizenpeper mentioned he nevertheless allegedly “ventured into Yahoo Yahoo” and used cash from his benefactor’s account to purchase vehicles.
In a video shared on-line, the accused is seen kneeling between two vehicles whereas asking for forgiveness.
A voice is heard telling Hammed that he is not sorry for what he did however is barely sorry he bought caught.
Pals of the accused have mentioned he’ll converse out quickly together with his aspect of the story.
Watch the video beneath.
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