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This is unfair to newly married couple, Peller and Jarvis. Some people have been allegedly sprayed fake dollar currency to him and his wife. Though he revealed that he can identify the person but he doesn’t want to do that now. Read what he said below: “I went to the bank yesterday to deposit my money. After depositing the naira, the bank told me that most of the dollars I brought were fake. That’s almost $30,000 in cash! I know the people who gave me those fake dollars, but I won’t mention their names for now.” — PellerThis is a painful experience for anyone, especially considering the huge amount involved. Counterfeit foreign currency remains a serious issue, and it serves as a reminder that large cash transactions should always be handled with extra caution.If Peller’s claim is accurate, identifying the source of the fake notes through the appropriate authorities would be the proper next step. At the same time, it’s important not to accuse anyone publicly without evidence.

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