Kenyan German-based content creator Nyako has appealed to the public for financial help after realizing her PayPal account has been frozen.

Speaking during a live session she had on her page, she requested anybody willing to support her to do so in the evening, as she is arranging how she can be supported and is working to see how she will insure her kids, involving the fathers of the kids as well, now that all her TikTok money has been frozen.

“Anybody willing to support me, nitaweka paypal yangu jioni mnisupport my fans…na mimi pia hua nasaida watu sa zile wako na mashida zao, I will arrange on how my kids can be insured. so that watoto wanaeza tibiwa bila shida. I will call their fathers, and they will take care of it.

So all my followers, all those who love and want to support me, I will come back in the evening. Wale wanataka kunisupport nilipe hiyo pesa ya absolute, I pay that money to PayPal so that I can be a free person on TikTok.” Nyako explained.

She told the public to turn out in numbers in the evening and support her so that she can be able to pay the absolute amount as well as be in a position to pay her rent, which is almost due now.

She said that she will start looking for other reasonable things to do so that she is able to cater for her needs now that she has realized that she can’t depend on TikTok alone.

Her TikTok money in PayPal had been deducted and there was a balance minus 1,000 euros, after which she decided to call PayPal and ask about what she just found out and was told that there was conflict that was laid against her and someone wanted Nyako’s money, someone that Nyako said she knew who it was after she was told to pay absolute money.

Nyako is expected to write a letter to PayPal and explain how she had huge figures in her account—something she said was money she received from charity. The thing is that she didn’t use all the charity money; probably that’s how it’s being perceived, and the person to whom Nyako refuses to reveal her identity is still on her neck. She still doesn’t understand why she’s being sued, even after saying that she used the charity money she had been given in the right way by supporting the likes of Kenyan content creator Brian Chira by doing some shopping for him.

She has made peace with it, saying that she would now have to get a stable job and fend for herself and her children, including being in a position to pay bills without necessarily depending on TikTok. The fact that someone is taking money that she had already spent on charity is something that doesn’t make sense to her. She said that she would surrender herself to the government and see what they would decide as far as running TikTok account is concerned.

Nyako, who was in the hospital while issuing this statement, said that she would get back to her fans as she asked them to let her go and see her son, who was admitted in hospital, promising to come back later.