Nigerian social commentator Isaac Fayose has raised an alarm after discovering that an individual is allegedly impersonating him on YouTube to make money using his name and video content.

In a distressed post, Isaac Fayose claimed that the impersonator is uploading videos and monetizing content while falsely representing him on the platform. He expressed frustration over the situation and called on the public for guidance on what steps he can take to stop the misuse of his identity.

He wrote: “This person using my name and videos to make money on YouTube, please what can I do?”

The development has sparked reactions online, with many users advising him to report the account for impersonation, while others urged stricter enforcement of identity protection on social media platforms.

The incident has also renewed discussions about content theft, online impersonation, and the challenges public figures face in protecting their digital identity.