Nigerian skit maker and content creator Carter Efe has reportedly lost access to his official TikTok account, which had 5.6 million followers, according to Vanguard. The platform banned the account over repeated violations of its policies, the report said. Carter Efe is a popular figure in Nigeria's online comedy and entertainment scene, and the removal of his account marks a significant setback for his digital presence on the video-sharing platform.

A viral TikTok video showing the wife of Nigerian actor Baba Ijesha, identified as CEO Luminee, asking for his permission to join the platform has sparked widespread reactions online. According to Legit.ng, the clip ignited debate among social media users, with many commenting on the couple's dynamic and the apparent need for the actor's approval. The video circulated widely, drawing mixed responses from viewers across Nigeria.

According to Naija News, Nigerian TikToker Peller said he contacted Pastor Tobi Adegboyega to seek help over the detention of dancer and singer Poco Lee. The report frames the appeal as Peller’s account of a private request for intervention, but the available blurb does not state what Adegboyega replied, why Poco Lee was held, or whether any release followed. Claims about the exchange remain attributed to Peller and the outlet.

Media personality Daddy Freeze has publicly defended Nigerian streamer Peller, praising what he described as the content creator's mastery of value-based success. According to Legit.ng, Daddy Freeze highlighted how Peller has gained access to luxury through his influence rather than conventional means. His comments, shared on X, sparked reactions from fans, with many weighing in on his insights into the streamer's unique approach to building success in Nigeria's growing digital entertainment space.

A TikToker has been remanded in custody following allegations of cyberbullying against the widow of the late musician Mohbad. According to police prosecutors, the individual released a video on March 14, 2026, which contained derogatory comments and accusations suggesting that the widow was involved in a hidden agenda regarding her husband's affairs.

Kenyan TikTok personality Baba Talisha has warned fellow TikTokers against organising fundraisers on his behalf, including after his death, using harsh words to describe those spreading such rumours. According to Tuko, he denied claims of ongoing fundraising, revealed that friends helped him settle a court judgment, and criticised people who publicly discussed his struggles without offering him any actual support.