Toyin Abraham TikTok Warning as the actress issues a stern message to users posting fake RIP messages on her photos

Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham has issued a stern warning to TikTok users over the circulation of fake “RIP” posts featuring her images in a video shared online on.

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Toyin Abraham, speaking in the video, expressed anger over the repeated use of her photographs in posts suggesting she was dead.

The actress warned that she would not tolerate such behaviour and threatened consequences if those responsible were identified.

The film star stated that she had observed multiple accounts repeatedly posting her images alongside death-related captions, describing the act as disturbing and unacceptable.

She also prayed against untimely death for herself, her family, and even her critics.

In a passionate message, Toyin Abraham cautioned that she would make an example of anyone caught engaging in the act, stressing that such content spreads unnecessary panic and misinformation online.

Her statement quickly drew attention across social media platforms, with fans reacting strongly to the viral video.

The issue of death hoaxes involving public figures has remained a recurring concern within Nigeria’s entertainment industry, with several actors previously forced to debunk false reports about their wellbeing.

Toyin Abraham’s warning adds to growing calls from celebrities urging stricter control of misleading content on social media, particularly posts that falsely announce deaths for engagement or attention.

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The actress emphasised that such actions were not only harmful but also disrespectful, urging users to desist from using her image in such contexts.