Popular Nigerian content creator Geh Geh has expressed deep frustration after his TikTok account with over 3 million followers was suddenly banned by the platform.
In a heartfelt video shared online, Geh Geh voiced his disappointment and confusion over the suspension, accusing TikTok of being unfair and insensitive to Nigerian creators.
“TikTok, thank you so much for making me a useless Nigerian,” he said, visibly emotional.
The influencer claimed that his account was removed without prior notice or clear explanation, adding that several other Nigerian users had suffered similar account losses.
Beyond his anger at the platform, Geh Geh also called out some of his friends and fellow creators for mocking his misfortune instead of showing support.
“You are rejoicing over another person’s pain and suffering,” he said, condemning those who took to social media to discuss his ban rather than offering encouragement.
Despite the setback, Geh Geh maintained a spirit of resilience, acknowledging that challenges are part of life.
“Life is up and down; 365 days in a year, there’s no way I can be happy every single day. Some days are good, some days are bad, but whatever happens, I am equal to the task,” he affirmed.
He ended his message with a word of advice to fans and critics alike, urging people to take responsibility for their lives instead of relying on others.
The video has since gone viral, drawing sympathy from fans and sparking conversations about TikTok’s content moderation policies and the struggles faced by Nigerian creators on global platforms.
