Fans Goes Wild On Twitter As Influencer Insinuates That Mercy Eke’s Real Estate Company Is For Money Laundering

Big brother Naija 2019 winner, Mercy Eke’s fans are currently not taking it easy with Feyikemi Abudu, a popular Twitter influencer.

FK Abudu used Ozark’s Marty Byrde and his wife Wendy’s photo to insinuate that Mercy’s newly launched real estate company, Lambo Homes is used for money laundering.

FK’s post came shortly after the reality star posted a video launching her new business, Lambo Homes. While a lot of people congratulated her for being so business inclined and using putting the BBNaija platform to a good use,

FK Abudu posted the photo below;

Now, for those who don’t understand the photo or haven’t seen the movie, this is a photo from Netflix series Ozark, which dramatically depicts the life of Marty Byrde, a financial advisor who slips deeper and deeper into the world of money laundering for a Mexican drug cartel.

Her suggestion according to a lot of people meant that Mercy’s real estate company is for money laundering.

Apparently, this didn’t go down well with Mercy’s fans (Mercenaries), and some other Twitter users, and they took to the platform to drag and also threaten her.

See some reactions below;

https://twitter.com/MercilessMercy2/status/1262810301529034754

https://twitter.com/Ladyqut1/status/1262762601047445504

Only Mercy went from Ashawo to Illuminati, now it's money laundering.. Twitter NG never cease to amaze me.
Y'all can hate from morning to night but you can never stop #MercyEke Greatness
— Larry Cruz (@LarryCrr) May 19, 2020

Nah. You could have congratulated her some other way but you had to be condescending. Insinuating that her real estate ish is a front for money laundering. Do you know how serious it is? Even your replies till now just get as e be. Saying it won’t affect her business or image
— Fragrance addict 🫶🏾🤎 (@Yettyclassy) May 19, 2020

Whatever it is,
It's not okay to publicly insinuate (jokingly or not) that someone is a money launderer Sha especially when you have no proof.
But anyway, since its one of Twitter NG faves, let's just LOL and call it bants until the next women supporting women topic comes up.
— Ola_yide (@FaithWorks_O) May 19, 2020

Now I'm actually quite annoyed and sad by this money laundering issue. Everything aside that is a serious offense and nobody deserves such accusations. I'm so tired of people unnecessarily abusing Mercy when all she does is mind her business. I'm so tired 💔
— 🌑 (@itstheephantom) May 19, 2020

After much ado, @fkabudu has refused to apologize nor taken down that tweet insinuating Mercy Eke’s new business venture is a money laundering front.
She claims it’s a joke but won’t retract it now that it’s clear it’s a bad joke.
— Israel Oladipupo O. MBA, MEM 🦁 🇳🇬 🇫🇷 $BUBBLE (@LadiSpeaks) May 19, 2020

It’s all jokes and fun insinuating that Mercy is running money laundering with her new business.
Till they say you’re making your own earnings from sleeping with men.
It be women stepping on fellow women’s neck
— Moh (@MohWorldent) May 19, 2020