Renowned city Lawyer Donald B Kipkorir is glad he never did any business with the indicted infamous money launderer, Hushpuppi. Photo credit: Twitter/DonaldBKipkorir
Renowned city Lawyer Donald B Kipkorir is glad he never did any business with the indicted infamous money launderer, Hushpuppi. Photo credit: Twitter/DonaldBKipkorir

Donald Kipkorir is glad he never did any business with Hushpuppi

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Renowned, sought-after city lawyer, Donald Kipkorir is a happy person being grateful for standing behind his intuition, better judgment, and principle that has saved him from whatever situation he would have landed himself into if he would have conducted some business with the infamous Hushpuppi who has pleaded guilty to money laundering charges.

Taking to Twitter, Donald B Kipkorir took time to narrate how he was asked to do business with Hushpuppi by his friend. His principles wouldn’t allow him besides, he only deals with corporate clients.

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He went further to add that if he loved money or was corrupt, he would have been indicted in the US as well just like Hushpuppi has been.

“Sometimes back, Abulrahman aka Abdul asked my friend Fauz Khalid in Mombasa to introduce him to me. Abdul came to see me & wanted me to keep money from Hushpuppi. I told him I only deal with corporate clients… If I loved money or was corrupt, I would’ve been indicted in US!” his tweet read

. Instagram influencer Ramon Olorunwa Abbas popularly known as Hushpuppi was arrested in the United Arab Emirates in June last year after local police raided his Dubai apartment.

Nearly $41 million in cash, 13 luxury cars valued at around $6.8 million, and phone and computer evidence containing more than 100,000 fraud files and the addresses of nearly two million possible victims were found during the raid, according to Dubai Police.

 

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He was arrested alongside another Nigerian man Olalekan Jacob Ponle aka “Woodberry” in a joint operation with United States agents known as “Foxhunt 2,” Dubai police said.

Hushpuppi was thereafter handed over to FBI agents and was later transferred to Los Angeles to face trial on charges of money laundering through cybercrime schemes.