Nigerian TikTok personality, Peller, has reportedly caught the FBI’s attention following revelations about his past involvement in “yahoo-yahoo” (internet fraud).
Kemi Olunloyo, a controversial investigative journalist, disclosed this in an audio post on her social media, citing an alleged FBI source who linked Peller to cybercrime activities.
According to Olunloyo, Peller previously acknowledged during a TikTok live session that he engaged in internet fraud before transitioning to a legal career as a content creator.
She advised the 19-year-old to be cautious with his statements going forward, cautioning that his past admissions could lead to legal issues.
Olunloyo further compared his situation to that of Hushpuppi, the influencer serving a prison sentence in the U.S. for cybercrime offenses.
“If you know Peller, pls tell him to SFTU. He is about to single-handedly ruin his own future,” Olunloyo cautioned, noting the increasing scrutiny on influencers suspected of online fraud.
Kemi Olunloyo’s claim has ignited a flurry of reactions across social media, with many users dismissing it as just another “cock and bull story” from the journalist.
Others, however, have highlighted the serious implications if the allegation proves true, underscoring the potentially devastating consequences of such a claim.
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