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Reprudentia sues a fellow Cameroonian countryman for the $5,000 she gave him to buy her a car; Kuji says he got her the car, but was unable to contact her to make the delivery.
Reprudentia sues a fellow Cameroonian countryman for the $5,000 she gave him to buy her a car; Kuji says he got her the car, but was unable to contact her to make the delivery.
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