Controversial journalist Kemi Olunloyo has alleged that large virtual gifts received by Nigerian TikTok livestreamers may be tied to financial crimes.
Speaking in a recent video, she questioned the source of expensive digital gifts sent during live sessions, suggesting they could originate from stolen credit cards.
Olunloyo referenced popular creators, including Peller and Carter Efe, claiming that some streamers benefit indirectly from fraudulent activities.
She further alleged that proceeds from these gifts may be shared with individuals involved in cybercrime.
According to her, international authorities such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation could already be monitoring the trend, warning that arrests may follow if investigations confirm wrongdoing.
However, no official statement has been issued by any law enforcement agency regarding the claims. The allegations have sparked debate online, with many calling for proper investigation.
