Ella Ada, a Nigerian lady who hails from Enugu state, claims she recently went on 30 days of dry fasting for Hushpuppi, the suspected Nigerian internet fraudster.
Recall Hushpuppi was arrested by Dubai police in June 2020.
Ella shared photos of herself on the mountain, burning a candle as she prayed for Hushpuppi; who has been extradited to the US to face charges bordering on internet fraud.
Read what Ella wrote:
”30 days fasting without water or food; thanks to those that checked on me.
I was on the mountain praying for my boyfriend, thanks to those that waited for me am back like I never left”
See more photos garnered from her Facebook platform below.
Ramon Abbas, popularly known as Hushpuppi is facing criminal charges in the US. He stands accused of defrauding and also conspiring to steal millions of dollars from victims around the world.
Hushpuppi frequently posts about his lavish lifestyle, showing himself in luxurious hotels; also expensive cars, as well as designer clothes.
According to the description on his page, he is a real estate developer. However, per court documents; he is accused of stealing as well as laundering millions of dollars.
In particular, a complaint against him says Hushpuppi runs a network of cyber criminals that targeted a US law firm; a foreign bank (reportedly a bank in Malta from which Abbas stole $14.7 million); as well as an English Premier League club.
The man’s lawyer claims he earned his money legally; by promoting designer brands on his social media page.
“He is a social media influencer with millions of followers.
He has millions of people that respect and loved him; and he loved them; and that’s what he did.
In today’s society, that’s a business”, said Gal Pissetzky