By Frank Ulom LAGOS (CONVERSEER) – Nigerian TikToker, Abigail Nsuka, popularly known as Mirabel (@mirab351) on TikTok, has admitted that she fabricated the rape story which caused a stir on social media. Converseer reports that Mirabel, posted a tearful TikTok on February 18, claiming a stranger broke into her home in Mowe, Ogun State, raped…
By Frank Ulom ABEOKUTA (CONVERSEER) – The Ogun State Police Command has probed a TikTok user known as Mirabel (@mirab351) following investigations that found her viral rape allegations to be false. On February 15, @mirab351 claimed a stranger assaulted her after a knock at her door, leading to widespread support from feminists, NGOS, and activist…
By Nsan Neji NEW YORK (CONVERSEER) – TikTok has overtaken other social media competitors to become the preferred platform for young Americans to access news, according to Business Insider. According to the latest survey data from the Pew Research Center, TikTok is currently the most popular news-based social media app among Americans aged 18 to…
By Frank Ulom NEW YORK (CONVERSEER) – New York City has filed a sweeping lawsuit against several major social media companies, accusing them of deliberately designing their platforms to addict young users and fuel a growing mental health crisis among children and teenagers. The lawsuit, filed on Wednesday, names Meta Platforms (parent company of Facebook…
A TikTok creator known as @lilzbullzofficial has recently gone viral, claiming ownership of an exclusive 24-karat gold version of Labubu—a collector’s toy figurine originally designed by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung and popularised by Chinese retailer Pop Mart.
Washington, U.S. – President-elect Donald Trump has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to postpone the implementation of a controversial law that mandates TikTok’s sale or faces a nationwide ban. The law, enacted by Congress in April, gives TikTok’s Chinese parent company, ByteDance, until January 19, 2025, to divest the platform to an American entity. If…
ByteDance, the Chinese parent company of TikTok, has unequivocally declared that it has no intention of selling the immensely popular video app despite mounting pressure from US regulatory mandates By Ken Ibenne In response to recent legislation compelling the sale of TikTok’s US operations or facing potential bans, ByteDance affirmed its stance through its official…
