AntyAbake, a well-known TikToker from Ibadan who collapsed during a livestream on her social media platform, is said to have died.
The horrific occurrence reportedly happened yesterday, shocking and devastating her admirers as it happened in real time.
Only a few days before her passing, she had posted upsetting updates about the break-in at her store on social media. She revealed that expensive equipment and other valuable items were stolen during the incident, which had caused her significant emotional distress.
Since then, fans and supporters have filled social media with tributes, lamenting her untimely death and expressing sorrow at the regrettable series of events that preceded it.
Additional information regarding the reason behind her collapse has not yet been formally verified.
ALSO READ: Dayo Amusa Forgives TikToker Who Accused Her Of Having HIV
In September 2025, Nollywood actress Dayo Amusa forgave Olaoluwa Segun (also known as unofficial_olas001), a TikTok video maker who falsely claimed to have HIV.
Despite her 2019 post announcing she was HIV negative and urging followers to be tested, Amusa had first threatened legal action in July after Olaoluwa listed her among five Nigerian actors reportedly living with HIV.
The actress recently shared in a video that she decided to forgive Olaoluwa after meeting his family and knowing about his hardships.
“I did promise to make him a scapegoat, which I did, but along the line I realised he just lost his mum. Got to realise he is just a 27-year-old boy. Also got to meet his relatives, including his uncle,” she explained.
She shared a clip of Olaoluwa’s apology, captioning her post: “Case closed. To err is human, to forgive is divine. Making mistakes is a natural and inherent part of being human. Let’s be guided.”
Olaoluwa, who acknowledged the consequences of his conduct, said that his two days of incarceration were among the worst things he had ever gone through, second only to the loss of his mother.
“I spent two days locked up in Yaba Panti. Aside from losing my mum, that was the worst experience of my life,” he said.
“I want to thank Aunty Dayo Amusa for forgiving me. If not for the fact that she changed her mind and forgave me, I would have been there for a long time. I don’t pray to ever sleep in a cell again,” he added.
