Alleged international fraudster, Ramoni Abass popular known as Hushpuppi, once sold second-hand clothes on the streets of Lagos State, British newspaper, Daily Mail, has reported.
The report read in part;
“Mr Abbas started out as a secondhand-clothes trader in Lagos before claiming to be a billionaire property developer in Dubai.”
There were also reports by some of his old friends that his father was a taxi driver in Nigeria.
Hushpuppi was arrested in Dubai last month for allegedly diverting over half a billion dollars from private accounts through a series of fraudulent activities.
He alongside others were subsequently extradited from the United Arab Emirates to the United States’ to face charges.
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