In a video circulating on TikTok, Nyako who has dubbed herself as the president of TikTok, issued a stark warning regarding the platform’s potential dangers. In her impassioned address, Nyako expressed deep concern that TikTok could pose serious risks to its users, cautioning against the subtle infiltration of malevolent influences disguised as attractive offers, particularly money.
Nyako’s ominous message resonated with many viewers as she suggested that these alluring temptations could be the work of the devil himself, masquerading in enticing forms that might not be immediately recognized by the masses. She emphasized her belief that such offerings, if not discerned for their true nature, would be celebrated and embraced by TikTok users without hesitation.
“95% of TikTok is gone,” Nyako asserted in the video, painting a grim picture of the platform’s current state. She warned that if left unchecked, the insidious influence of these disguised temptations could lead to the spiritual downfall of a significant portion of the Kenyan population. “Satan is coming in the form of money and other things,” she declared, urging vigilance against these deceptive ploys.
Nyako’s ominous warning extended to the potential consequences of succumbing to these temptations, cautioning that the repercussions could involve the loss of moral direction and the adoption of harmful behaviors or ideologies. She spoke of a metaphorical “harvesting of souls,” a chilling portrayal of the possible spiritual toll exacted by the unchecked proliferation of harmful influences on TikTok.
Despite the gravity of her message, Nyako remained resolute in her conviction that one day, her warnings would be vindicated. She expressed a somber certainty that the consequences of failing to heed her cautionary words could be dire, with potentially far-reaching implications for the moral fabric of Kenyan society.