Peter Okoye aka Mr P has replied to a fraud victim who accused him of illegally obtaining N7,000 from him.
Mr P recently announced his resignation from his privately owned lottery platform Zoom Lifestyle.
The PSquare twin, in an emotional video broadcast, explained the constant fraud by impostors forced his into ‘resignation from anchoring or presenting zoom’ every Saturday at noon.
He noted the lottery game show would remain but would be ‘run by Sam and the rest of the team in the office’ but will never be seen online and also doing the draws.
However, a Twitter user, Victor Bina, called out Mr P for alleging defrauding him of N7,000.
Cursing at the singer, Bina warned him to refund his money.
Attaching screenshots of Whatsapp chat with the supposed Peter Okoye accompanied with a bank debit alert of N7,000 the victim wrote: “@PeterPsquare oga, respect urself and refund my money. U no go see peace till u send me back my monie, insha Allah! No embarrass urself bcos of small change, send me back my monie. U wey don get, dey collect frm me wey still dey hustle, ah! U no get shame. Refund my monie.”
Retweeting Bina’s tweet, Mr P sought advice on the matter from his fans.
He wrote: “Twitter fam pls any advice?”
In another tweet, the 40-year-old singer wonder why someone would send N7,000 with the hope of receiving N140,000.
He tweeted: “How can someone tell you to send him 7k for you to receive 140k? Does that make any sense? Abi this fraudsters the use Juju for mouth?”
“A good name is better than a bad name! These victims are so selfish and greedy! I thought Giveaway was someone Giving Away money! But how these fraudster convince these victims to pay for the giveaway is something I don’t understand! I will continue disclaiming it!” Continue Reading
