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Popular Nigerian TikToker ‘Disturbing’ dies during livestream
Popular Nigerian TikToker known as ‘Disturbing,’ who actively participated in the ‘Justice for Mohbad’ movement, has passed away.
IDOMA VOICE reports that a viral video circulating online captured the moment ‘Disturbing’ died while streaming live. In the footage, the content creator appeared to suffer a seizure before collapsing and passing away in front of viewers.
Confirming the tragic news, investigative journalist Temilola Sobola shared the viral video on Instagram with the caption:
“A popular TikToker known as Disturbing who was also into JUSTICE FOR MOHBAD passed away some hours ago while he was on a live video…”
‘Disturbing’ gained a significant following for his consistent activism surrounding the death of singer Mohbad. In his final moments, he appeared visibly distressed before collapsing.
Following the incident, some social media users speculated that substance abuse might have contributed to his sudden death, though no official cause has been confirmed.
The late TikToker is survived by his mother, his pregnant wife, and children.
As of the time of filing this report, no official statement has been released regarding the exact cause of death.
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