Six Nigerians facing extradition to US over romance scam charges

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Six Nigerian nationals are set to be extradited to the United States to face criminal charges, according to South African police. The individuals are accused of conducting romance scams targeting victims online. They face charges of wire fraud and money laundering in the US. South African authorities confirmed the extradition proceedings are underway.

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