Nigerian Musician In a statement shared on social media, Mr. P questioned banks, asking how they could permit someone to open an account in Peter Okoye P-name Square’s without a legitimate form of identification, biometrics, a BVN, a confirmed address, or even a utility bill that matches the account owner’s address. They are currently defrauding unsuspecting individuals by using my name. He queried
This comes after many of his fans claimed that he was the one defrauding people. He has repeatedly attempted to refute this accusation, but people are always quick to point out that his Zoom lottery platform has been the source of numerous scams. Victims of these scams typically claim they paid money to an account in his name, which is often quite pitiful.
The story has repeatedly remained the same as more people are scammed, prompting Mr. P to criticise banks for allowing this type of scam to be practised. Mr. P has frequently attempted to dispel this type of allegation by claiming that Zoom is not a giveaway platform that will require them to pay a certain sum of money in order to win a prize or get a bigger sum, and that there is no way Zoom will call anyone who hasn’t won a lottery via their platform to cash in.