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Toyin Abraham Cautions TikTok Users Over Fake Death Rumours On Social Media
According to Ireporter Online, Nollywood actress and filmmaker Toyin Abraham has issued a stern warning to TikTok users circulating her images with “RIP” captions, demanding the immediate removal of such posts.
In a video shared via Snapchat, Abraham expressed strong displeasure over the trend, stating that she would not entertain any appeals or pleas from anyone linked to those responsible for the posts. She stressed that while the content has already gained traction online, she would not ignore it indefinitely and intends to take action against those involved.
“You on TikTok, posting my pictures and putting RIP, if I catch you I won’t listen to anyone begging on your behalf, go and delete and stop, everyone is seeing now, if I catch you I won’t listen. I shall not die,” she said.
The actress’s reaction comes amid growing concerns over the misuse of celebrity images on social media platforms, particularly in the spread of false death claims and misleading content.
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