Social media has been thrown into frenzy following allegations made by Nigerian social media personality Peller, who accused popular TikTok influencer Jarvis of being involved in a money laundering scheme disguised as TikTok gifting.
In a viral post, Peller claimed that when Jarvis first arrived in Lagos, he believed she was financially successful due to her rising fame on social media only to later discover that her supposed wealth allegedly came from a fraudulent operation.
According to him, TikTok’s virtual gifting feature was being used by certain individuals to “clean” illicit funds. He alleged that users would send large amounts of TikTok gifts to Jarvis, after which the proceeds would be withdrawn and split 50/50 between the influencer and those behind the transactions.
“When Jarvis came to Lagos, I thought she had 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,” Peller wrote.
The allegations have sparked heated discussions online, with many Nigerians calling for a deeper look into how social media monetization tools particularly on platforms like TikTok could be misused for illegal financial activities.
As of the time of this report, Jarvis has not publicly responded to the allegations, and no official investigation has been confirmed by authorities.

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