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Diodio Glow Skin case: Adamo joins investigation

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Content creator Adamo is named in the investigation into Mame Diarra Thiam, known as Diodio Glow Skin, over alleged payments to influencers. The case concerns a creator based in Cannes and amounts exceeding the transfers already reported, according to L’Obs.

Senegalese content creator Adamo has become involved in the investigation targeting Mame Diarra Thiam, known as “Diodio Glow Skin”, according to Senenews, citing information from L’Obs. The investigation concerns an alleged network of payments to influencers and online insults targeting Tata Nafi Cannes, a content creator based in France.

According to the investigators’ theory, as reported by L’Obs, Diodio Glow Skin allegedly sought an indirect retaliation after Tata Nafi Cannes criticised her during a live broadcast lasting more than an hour. The content creator had accused the entrepreneur of exaggerating harm relating to a court case involving seven employees of her company, who were charged in April 2026 with stealing products. After the civil party withdrew its case, the Pikine-Guédiawaye High Court sentenced them to two years’ imprisonment, suspended.

Diodio Glow Skin was taken into custody on 23 October as part of the investigation into online insults. The case also concerns alleged payments to content creators, including Rox, to whom Diodio Glow is said to have paid nearly seven million CFA francs in one year, according to an earlier Senenews article.

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