TikToker Who Fought for Mohbad Dies During Livestream

A popular Nigerian TikToker known as Disturbing, who was very active in the ‘Justice for Mohbad’ movement, has died.

The incident happened during a live stream, leaving many of his fans and followers shocked.

The sad event took place when Disturbing, whose real name has not been disclosed, appeared to have a seizure while streaming live.

A video capturing the moment has gone viral online, showing him visibly struggling before collapsing.

He did not recover after the sudden fall, and the livestream ended in confusion and panic.

An investigative journalist, Temilola Sobola, shared the video on Instagram, informing the public about his death.

Disturbing had gained a large following on TikTok, especially because of his constant support for late singer Mohbad and the campaign seeking justice for him.

After news of his death spread, some social media users started suggesting that his passing might have been caused by substance abuse.

However, at the time of writing this report, no official confirmation has been given about the real cause of his death.

Disturbing is survived by his mother, a pregnant wife, and children.

His sudden death has left many grieving, especially within the online community where he made a strong impact through his content and activism.

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