A US court has jailed Nigerian professor Dr. Nkechy Ezeh for 70 months for a $1.4m fraud scheme involving funds meant for vulnerable preschool children.
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A United States federal court has sentenced a Nigerian-born former nonprofit chief executive, Dr Nkechy Ezeh, to 70 months in prison for orchestrating a $1.4 million fraud scheme involving taxpayer and donor funds meant for vulnerable preschool children.
The sentencing was announced in a press release on Wednesday by the Office of the US Attorney for the Western District of Michigan.
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