Kenyan TikToker Baba Talisha has denied online rumours that he is seeking a public fundraiser, according to Ghafla Kenya. In a late-night video filmed inside his car, he reportedly banned any social media fundraising drives conducted in his name, including funeral collections should he die. He addressed claims involving a KSh 6 million fundraiser and private debts, stating he does not want money raised through TikTok. The statement aimed to clear the air amid circulating speculation about his finances.

Kenyan content creator Baba Talisha has revealed that all his assets are registered under his mother's name. According to Tuko, he shared the surprising financial strategy during a podcast appearance, explaining that the arrangement is a gesture of gratitude and faith towards his mother. The disclosure has drawn attention to his unconventional approach to managing personal wealth and property ownership.

Kenyan content creator and photographer Faustine Lukale, popularly known as Baba Talisha, has disclosed that none of his vehicles or real estate properties are registered in his name, with his mother holding ownership of his physical assets instead. He made the revelation during an appearance on the Over 1M Podcast hosted by Tony Mwirigi, according to Ghafla Kenya. The reason behind the arrangement was part of his disclosure, though specifics were not detailed in the report.

Ugandan musician Bruno K has denied allegations that he misuses money raised through his charity fundraising drives. According to Exclusive Uganda, the singer has frequently used TikTok live broadcasts to solicit donations for people in financial distress, with followers contributing millions of shillings. The donations sparked rumours that he keeps the funds for himself, claims Bruno K has publicly dismissed as false.

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.

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.