Mr P Of Psquare Begs Fans Over Scam Allegation

Mr P Of Psquare Begs Fans Over Scam Allegation

Mr Peter Okoye, Mr P of the PSquare fame is in the news but for the bad reason, and he has reached out to his fans for help.

He is asking them for advice on how to handle an alleged scamming of a Nigerian woman

“Dear fam! Pls, any advice?” Mr Okoye said, reaching out to his followers.

The allegation is underpinned on Zoom life, an online lottery scheme promoted by Mr P, and the accuser is saying that not only did the Nigerian singer scam her mother, but had gone ahead to ask for more money.

via @SandhiesE, She went on to brand the musician a thief and a scammer, showing alleged screenshots of Mr Okoye allegedly speaking to her mother on a WhatsApp video call.

Also shown is a screenshot supposedly from First Bank showing that her mother, Esther Ambali, had transferred 10,000 (of an unknown currency) to an Okoye Mr Peter’s Guaranty Trust Bank account.

All of these have got to Mr P and he is now reaching out to his fans asking them for help on what to do.

“Dear fam! Pls, any advice?” Mr Okoye posed to his followers.

Expectedly, his appeal has resonated with responses, with the fans suggesting a variety of options/

Mr P. is a widely followed Nigerian performers, who gained more feathers up with his Zoom Lottery.

Some has advised him, not to let the matter like that but to actually seek legal redress/

Some equally shared their own experiences of how they had fallen prey to scammers.

“@PeterPsquare, this scam has been going on. I was nearly scammed but I sent a tweet to you to ascertain the veracity of it but you didn’t respond.

I know you are busy and can’t be responding to everyone, but do your utmost in responding to tweets related to this and use your legal team to go against the people that use your name, image and brand to dupe and defraud the unsuspecting public.

You can’t keep quiet and not fight this. They are soiling your name,” Chukwudumlkenna advised the singer.

The issue of one of the scammers using video of Mr P was also addressed.

“It’s a recorded call from Mr P’s previous episodes. So these scammers try to speak in sync with Mr P’s lips, basically pretending to be Mr P.

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They used another phone with Mr P’s old saved videos to call your mum (and) with another to keep talking different from what you’re saying,” several tweeps opined.