Liz Anjorin in fake transfer saga

Controversial actress and entrepreneur Liz Anjorin has found herself at the centre of a social media storm after a video surfaced online, alleging that she used a fake debit alert to purchase an item worth 95,000 naira.

However, Anjorin has vehemently denied these accusations, asserting her innocence in the matter.

The incident unfolded when Anjorin, known for her flamboyant lifestyle, was accused of employing deceitful means to acquire a gold pendant.

In response to the allegations, her colleague, with whom she shares a contentious relationship, took to social media to publicly ridicule and shame Anjorin, insinuating that she leads a fake life.

Setting the record straight, Anjorin clarified that she did indeed purchase accessories amounting to N90,000 from Idumota Market in Lagos.

She explained that she entrusted her husband with the task of making the payment via bank transfer.

The shop owner confronted her when she arrived at the market, accusing her of using a fake transfer to buy the goods.

Expressing her shock and dismay over the situation, Anjorin refuted claims of wrongdoing, asserting that her detractors were attempting to tarnish her reputation unjustly.

“I went to Idumota market to buy accessories worth 90, 000 naira and sent the account number to my husband to make the transfer, only for me to go to the market, Slayer, and the shop owner started accusing me of using a fake transfer. Now my enemies are trying to spin it that u stole gold, which is a lie,” she said.

The actress’s swift response aimed to dispel any doubts regarding her integrity and credibility.

As the controversy continues to unfold on social media platforms, Anjorin’s supporters rally behind her, offering words of encouragement and solidarity amidst the ordeal.