Tvcnews.Tv Teenager Hacks Celebrities' WhatsApp, Sells Explicit Content to Classmates
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- •A teenager hacked into celebrities' WhatsApp accounts to sell explicit content.
- •The police discovered over 80 foreign contacts and explicit materials on the student's phone.
- •The incident underscores the rising trend of cyber crimes among young people.
A 17-year-old boy in Delta State allegedly hacked into celebrities' WhatsApp accounts and sold explicit content to classmates. The incident was revealed by the Delta State Police Command during a security awareness program featuring comedian Otaghware Onodjayeke. The case came to light after a routine check of a student's phone raised suspicions, leading to the discovery of over 80 foreign contacts and pornographic materials. The suspect reportedly sold the explicit content to classmates, who referred to him as 'boss.' Investigations revealed he also used the hacked accounts to solicit money from victims. The police have warned parents and schools about the increasing sophistication of cyber crimes among youth. The case highlights the need for vigilance regarding digital security among minors.
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