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Socialite city tycoon, Sk Mbuga is now facing it rough after alleged news confirmed how the money bags was arrested and banned forever. Recently, news circulated all over the Internet indicating how Mbuga was released and set free, but now according to sources, they claimed he was totally banned.
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With claims that SK Mbuga was a free man, some few months back, they showed that the socialite was only waiting court orders clearances to come up with conclusions about his fraud crimes. At this level, Dubai Court finally came up with a final answer for him.
SK Mbuga sentenced to deportation after being found guilty.
However, Sk Mbuga was put behind bars in Dubai, Awir Central, and from there taken to court for charges related to fraud, United Arab Emirates this weekend. To the sad note, he was confirmed guilty on charges of fraud, and banned to enter Dubai together with crimes of deportation.
As we talk now, we are not sure whether Mbuga will be deported back to Uganda or Sweden, following the Swedish government that held a case on him in their letter of July 4th 2018.
To highlight you about what made him to be arrested, Sk Mbuga was caught by the Interpol this year in Dubai for defrauding 53m Kronor, which equates to approximately 23 billion shillings. This money was said to have been transported by his wife from Sweden.
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