Nigerian Man declares Wanted By US With A Ransom of N9million To who Ever That Sees Him

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Nigerian man found himself in a serious dilemma in United States
subsequent to being pronounced wanted for carrying out a wrongdoing in the country.
California Police experts declared one mr Agboghidi Irabornehi, 24, wanted through the Fugitive Recovery Warrant Division regarding outfitted theft, carjacking, strike with a gun.
According to a police statement, the suspect’s last known location(s) are Moreno Valley, CA/Calabasas, CA/Pasadena, in California.
The police also offered a $25,000 (almost N9million) reward for anyone who will provide them with accurate  information that would lead to his arrest. Be it in US or in Nigeria.

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