Social media personality Kemi Olunloyo has claimed that TikTok content creator Peller could face questions over gifts he received on the platform.
LAGOS, NIGERIA — Kemi Olunloyo has generated widespread discussion after warning popular TikTok personality Peller about gifts he allegedly received from one of his supporters. In a post shared on her social media pages, she claimed that Peller might have to return all the “Lion” gifts he received because one of the gifters had reportedly been taken to the United States by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). As of the time of reporting, she did not provide evidence to support the allegation.
According to Olunloyo’s post, the unidentified TikTok user who allegedly sent the expensive virtual gifts is now in the custody of the FBI. She suggested that the development could affect the gifts previously sent to Peller. However, neither Peller nor TikTok has publicly responded to the claim, and no official statement from the FBI was immediately available to confirm the allegation.
“The gifts may have to be returned,” Olunloyo wrote in her social media post while referring to the alleged investigation. The post quickly attracted reactions from users across several platforms, with many questioning the accuracy of the claim and others calling for official confirmation before drawing conclusions.
Peller ranks among Nigeria’s most popular TikTok creators and has built a large following through livestreams and entertainment content. During live broadcasts, creators often receive virtual gifts such as the “Lion,” one of TikTok’s premium digital gifts, which can later be converted into earnings under the platform’s creator policies. High-value gifts have become a significant source of income for many content creators worldwide.
The development means attention may remain on the allegation until relevant authorities or the individuals involved issue official statements. At the time of publication, Extra News Nigeria could not independently verify Olunloyo’s claims, and there is no publicly available evidence linking Peller to any wrongdoing. Readers are advised to treat the allegation as unverified pending confirmation from the FBI, TikTok, or Peller.
