“Case closed! I’m a free man”: Dammy Krane acquitted of Fraud Charges

"Case closed! I'm a free man": Dammy Krane acquitted of Fraud Charges
Dammy Krane | Photo Credit: Instagram – @dammykranelife
Singer Oyindamola Johnson Hunga, popularly known as Dammy Krane has been cleared of all fraud charges levelled against in him Miami, U.S.
The singer made the announcement on Twitter Thursday evening.
Davido also shared a video with the caption “Dammy Krane won the case! We thank God!” on Insta Story.
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