Toyin Abraham Blasts TikTokers Tagging Her RIP: “If I Catch You, I Won’t Listen”
Nollywood star Toyin Abraham has warned TikTok users to stop posting “RIP” on her photos. In a video, she threatened to make anyone she catches a scapegoat and refused to heed anyone’s pleas if she finds them responsible. She also prayed against untimely death for herself, her family, fans, and even her critics. The post recalls similar death rumours faced by other stars. Yul Edochie and his brother Leo shut down reports about their father Pete Edochie’s passing. Veteran actor Chiwetalu Agu debunked death stories by sharing a video of him enjoying chicken and wine. Rita Edochie criticised pages growing through death wishes, while Kanayo O. Kanayo questioned the logic of printing his obituary posters. Olu Jacobs’ family also proved he’s alive with a video of him getting a haircut. These incidents highlight how social media death hoaxes continue to plague Nigerian celebrities, prompting stronger responses from those targeted.
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