B22 rewards campaign shares Experts question legality

Oct 7

The report says B22 circulated this week and Hyper Kids Africa's previous-day post promised tokens to users sharing PL campaign material, claimed receipt of 120 million tokens and said appreciation would fund Uganda housing. The official site does not identify organizers and denies party/campaign ties; an alleged creator identifies himself as Kevim Flores. Paulo Rená calls a corporate economic-benefit campaign mobilization illegal, while leaving organizers and campaign knowledge unresolved. Nina Santos describes foreign-account/blockchain tracing difficulties and believes electoral authorities were petitioned. Flávio Bolsonaro's office denies knowing the creators or hiring promotional accounts and says it will seek legal removal of the page; the other named politicians did not comment. The claimed donations, organizer identity and legal conclusions are attributed.

A B22 promotion offers tokens to users sharing PL campaign content. TV Brasil reports Hyper Kids Africa's October 7 post claiming receipt of 120 million tokens and prospective housing funding in Uganda. Organizers and claimed donations remain unverified; the site's disclaimer denies party ties. Paulo Rená calls the described corporate campaign benefit illegal, Nina Santos discusses tracing difficulties, and Flávio Bolsonaro's office denies knowledge or hiring promotional accounts and plans legal removal of the page. Claims and legal assessments remain attributed.