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Hushpuppy: The rise, the crime and the Dubai arrest of Nigeria’s biggest online fraud-star

By Guardian Exclusive
26 June 2020   |   5:45 pm
Dubai Police have arrested and seized over $40.9m (Dh150 million) in cash and over a dozen luxury cars in the arrest of Dubai based Nigerian Instagram celebrity Raymond Olounwa Abbas popularly known as Hushpuppi. He is accused of online fraud and money laundering.

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