- Social media personality Peller has accused popular TikTok influencer Jarvis of being involved in a money laundering scheme disguised as TikTok gifting. He claimed that people sent her virtual gifts to clean illicit funds, after which the money was allegedly split 50/50. The allegation has sparked heated reactions online, with many calling for investigations into the misuse of TikTok’s monetization features.
A Nigerian social media personality, Peller, has made a startling revelation about alleged money laundering activities involving popular TikTok influencer, Jarvis.
In a viral post, Peller claimed that when Jarvis first arrived in Lagos, he believed she was financially successful only to later discover that her supposed wealth came from a fraudulent operation disguised as TikTok “gifts.”
According to Peller, people were reportedly using the gifting feature on TikTok as a channel to launder money. After sending the gifts, the proceeds would allegedly be withdrawn and split evenly between Jarvis and her associates.
He wrote:
“When Jarvis came to Lagos, I thought she has more money than me, not knowing she was into money laundering. People were gifting her on TikTok to launder money, then split the earnings 50/50 afterwards.”
The revelation has sparked intense discussions online, with many expressing shock at the alleged abuse of social media monetization tools.
In other news,…. Peter Obi, former presidential candidate of the Labour Party, has mourned the death of legendary highlife musician, Mike Ejeagha.
Obi, who attended the burial on Friday in Imezi-Owa, Ezeagu Local Government Area of Enugu State, said he travelled from Lagos to Enugu that morning to honour the late cultural icon, describing him as a man whose legacy “deeply influenced society through his outstanding contributions to culture and music.”
“In the quiet solemnity of that sacred moment, surrounded by his loved ones and a reverend father, we offered prayers at his graveside, commending his noble soul to the Almighty,” Obi wrote on his official X page.
He added that Ejeagha’s passing should remind Nigerians of “the beauty of a life dedicated to service, culture, and truth,” urging that “his memory inspire us to use our own gifts for the good of society, and to live in a manner worthy of remembrance.”
He concluded his message with a prayer: “Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord; and let perpetual light shine upon him. Amen.”
