Reports Claim Three Individuals Arrested in Connection With Alleged Fake Ivanka Trump Account

Social media has been circulating claims that three Nigerian individuals were allegedly taken into police custody in Benin over their suspected involvement in operating a fake X (formerly Twitter) account impersonating Ivanka Trump, daughter of former U.S. President Donald Trump.

According to unverified online posts, the individuals were reportedly questioned about the alleged impersonation account, with claims suggesting that the operators may have generated significant income from the platform. Some reports speculated earnings of more than $35,000 daily, excluding X payouts. However, these figures have not been confirmed by any official source.

Important Note

As of now, there has been no official statement from the Nigerian Police Force confirming the arrests, identities, or details of the allegations. The circulating information remains unverified, and readers are advised to treat it as such until credible authorities release a formal report.

“The circulating claims have not yet been confirmed by official law enforcement agencies. Investigations—or the lack thereof—remain unclear.”

This story continues to develop, and updates will be shared once credible information becomes available.