King Saheed Elegushi Under Attack Again; TikTok Rebels Defame King Elegushi Over Mohbad Case, Call Out Royal Wife In Explosive Live Stream!
A toxic wave of online defamation hit a dangerous new peak on Saturday, October 3, 2026, as a coordinated group of notorious TikTok content creators unleashed a barrage of unverified allegations against His Royal Majesty, King Saheed Elegushi, explicitly tying the respected Lagos monarch to the ongoing investigation surrounding the tragic demise of late musician Mohbad.
The digital onslaught reached a boiling point during an explosive TikTok Live broadcast hosted on the popular platform of Adegbesan Kayode, widely known across the app as Bossman. Instead of exercising caution over a sensitive and legally volatile investigation, the content creators weaponised their digital reach to drag the ancient crown into public disrepute.
In a shocking display of disrespect that has since triggered widespread outrage among cultural traditionalists, Bossman boldly escalated the confrontation by openly calling out the respected Monarch’s wife, Sekinat. During the live stream, he loudly demanded that the Queen join the broadcast to witness firsthand how he was publically embarrassing and undermining her husband.
Flanking Bossman in the coordinated digital assault were other highly visible TikTok personalities, including Kudirat Alowonle (alias Yeye Kudi), the commentator known as Lati (alias Oloriebi Music), and another creator operating under the handle Light On, all of whom took turns fueling the defamatory narrative.
Legal experts and royal loyalists have fiercely condemned the broadcast, noting that the creators crossed the line from speculative commentary into actionable defamation. By aggressively linking King Elegushi to the unresolved Mohbad case without presenting credible evidence, the influencers are accused of deliberately misleading the public for views, likes, and virtual gifts.
The intentional provocation of the royal family has sparked a massive counter-backlash from the Ikate-Elegushi kingdom, with many indigenes demanding swift legal and regulatory retribution against the content creators. Cultural advocates argue that using the King’s wife as a tool for public humiliation violates deep-seated Yoruba traditions of reverence for royalty.
As the clips of the October 3 live stream circulate rapidly across other social media platforms, cybercrime analysts predict that this incident will likely trigger severe legal consequences for Bossman, Yeye Kudi, Oloriebi Music, and Light On. Under Nigeria's Cybercrime Act, the deliberate publication of insulting or defamatory matter online carries stiff penalties, including potential imprisonment.
While the palace of King Saheed Elegushi has not yet issued a formal public response to Saturday's specific live stream, legal representatives are reportedly reviewing the digital footage. This latest incident highlights the growing crisis of unregulated social media platforms being used to assassinate the character of citizens and highly revered traditional rulers alike.
