- Bolanle Ninalowo, an actor, expressed his frustration after discovering numerous TikTok accounts impersonating him.
- The actor shared a video on his Instagram page exposing fake profiles using his name.
Nollywood actor Bolanle Ninalowo has publicly expressed his frustration after discovering several fake TikTok accounts impersonating him.
Taking to Instagram, the actor posted a video revealing multiple TikTok profiles falsely using his name and likeness. Ninalowo, who clarified that he is not currently active on the platform, voiced his concern over the difficulty of launching an official account now that his identity has been misused.
Captioning the post, he wrote:
“Dang! And I am not even on TikTok. How do I now open a REAL account? People dey para ooo!!!”
The post quickly garnered reactions from fans and followers, many of whom shared their disappointment over the rising number of impersonation cases on social media. Some encouraged him to create a verified account to help distinguish his real profile from the fake ones.
Reacting to the post…
@Brownshugar_23, wrote, “1 million accounts opened in your name already? Omo meh.”
@Themagnificentcloset, commented, “No be small thing.”
@Therealfemi added, “This is crãzy; I sent a DM of a name suggestion.”
@Narry Collections humorously noted, “Wow, see as disciples plenty.”
@Tuttprice added, “Yikes! Very disturbing but flattering at the same time?”
@The_tafa concluded, “Omo, nobody dey sleep for this country again. Everybody just dey find money.”
In other news, Popular luxury verification platform, T20Luxury, has stirred social media buzz after calling out Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe for allegedly displaying counterfeit fashion accessories.
The Instagram-based page, known for exposing fake designer pieces, shared a photo of the actress showing off a handbag they claimed was not authentic. In the post, T20Luxury cautioned Aigbe to be more mindful about purchasing counterfeit luxury items.
The scrutiny didn’t stop there — the page also questioned the originality of her designer sunglasses, hinting that more of her accessories may be replicas.
The post has since sparked debate online, with fans and critics weighing in on the authenticity of celebrities’ fashion choices. Mercy Aigbe, as of now, has not responded to the claims.
They wrote …
“Dear Mercy Aigbe, this is NOT a genuine LV Capucines. Even the authenticity of the eyewear is questionable.
“We recognise that, as a celebrity, you may depend on the expertise of a stylist or personal shopper to curate your wardrobe and accessories. However, we trust that you understand the negative impact of counterfeit goods on creativity, particularly given your influential role within the creative industry. We encourage you to conduct due diligence when hiring a stylist”
