A Nigerian TikToker identified simply as ‘Disturbing’ has died during a live video stream on the social media platform.

The TikToker who has been involved in the ‘JUSTICE FOR MOHBAD’ movement died at his residence in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State on Thursday.

The final moments of the content creator were captured in a video that has now gone viral.

He appeared to suffer what looked like a seizure before passing away in front of the camera during the live stream.

According to netizens who may have been part of the live stream, Disturbing had been cursing individuals linked to the late singer Mohbad’s case, including Mohbad’s mother, widow, his brother Adura, and Liam, during his unfortunate live broadcast.

The content creator’s wife, who was also a popular cobbler and musician within their community, has now provided more details about the unfortunate incident.

Identified simply as Omowunmi, the wife in a TikTok post disclosed that the deceased had hit his head on a stone after he collapsed.

Omowunmi explained that she was in the kitchen cooking his food when neighbours who had spotted him unresponsive on the floor ran to her.

According to her, he was rushed to the hospital, where he was placed on oxygen. Despite all efforts, he passed away on Friday morning.

She narrated, “Yesterday morning, my husband was on TikTok live video while I cooked his food in the kitchen. Suddenly, he had a seizure, fell down, and hit his head on a stone that was in front of him. Blood was coming out of his head.

“A young boy and some neighbours who were passing then saw him. They thought he had fainted, so they started pouring water on him. The young boy ran inside and called me from the kitchen.

“When I got there, I told them to stop pouring water and that it was a seizure. We quickly rushed him to the hospital, where they placed him on oxygen. He passed away this morning.”

Omowunmi pointed out that it was not the first time her late husband had suffered seizures. She revealed that he had an episode as recently as February.

The wife also dismissed insinuations of a spiritual attack as she insisted her husband’s death was ‘a pure medical issue’.

“The last time he had it was in February. I have never left him by himself because of this seizure. If I were cooking in the kitchen, I would have grabbed him when the seizure happened. To everyone saying it was a spiritual attack. It is a pure medical issue,” she clarified.

World leaders, dignitaries, and thousands of mourners have started arriving at the St Peter’s Square to bid farewell to Pope Francis. US President Donald Trump, his predecessor Joe Biden, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, and the Prince of Wales are among attendees at the requiem mass in St Peter’s Square, which begins at 9am UK. Others include French President Emmanuel Macron, former US President Joe Biden , and Irish President Michael D Higgins. Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky, arrived on Saturday morning and will attend with his wife Olena Zelenska, following uncertainty over where he could attend after his travel plans were disrupted by air strikes in Kyiv.  About 500,000 people are expected to gather for the open-air service. Pope Francis, who died aged 88 on Monday, just hours after greeting crowds to mark Easter, had been lying in state in St Peter’s Basilica for three days, with some 250,000 mourners passing him day and night, before his coffin was formally sealed in private on Friday.  Nuns who gathered in St Peter’s Square ahead of the service told the Associated Press news agency that the late pontiff had been a ‘saintly man… a man of peace, who wanted peace for the whole world’.  Sister Nilma Navarro from the Philippines said that Francis was ‘the most humble person I have ever met,’ adding that he shepherded people ‘not only in the Catholic Church. He also embraced other religions.’   Miguel Vaca, a pilgrim from Peru, lined up from 7am to enter the square. ‘He was a very charismatic pope, very human, very kind,’ he said.  The post Trump, Biden, Macron and world leaders arrive in Rome for Pope Francis’ funeral (Photos) appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio and other members of Nigeria’s official delegation have arrived in Vatican City for the burial ceremony of Pope Francis, scheduled for Saturday, April 26, 2025.

The Senate President is leading a five-member high-level delegation constituted by President Bola Tinubu to represent Nigeria at the funeral rites of the 88-year-old pontiff.

The Nigerian delegation consists of the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu; the President of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria, Archbishop Lucius Ugorji; the Archbishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Hassan Kukah; and the Archbishop of Abuja Diocese, Ignatius Kaigama.

According to presidential spokesman Bayo Onanuga, the delegation will deliver a letter conveying Tinubu’s sympathy and condolences on the passing of Pope Francis to the Acting Head of the Vatican.

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Meanwhile, in a post on his Facebook page on Friday, Akpabio said he paid tribute to the departed Pope on behalf of the President and the Nigerian people.

“As the Leader of Nigeria’s delegation to the burial ceremony of Pope Francis, I paid tribute to our departed Pope, on behalf of President Bola Tinubu and the Nigerian People at the Lying-in-State of Pope Francis, inside St Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City,” he wrote.

Pope Francis drew his last breath on Monday, April 21, 2025, serving as the head of the Roman Catholic Church since 2013.

Tinubu, in a condolence message on Monday, joined the Catholic faithful and Christians worldwide to mourn the demise of the Pope, whom he described as “a humble servant of God, a tireless champion of the poor, and a guiding light for millions.”

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