Nyako Sparks Social Media Debate with Critique of Azziad Nasenya

German-based TikToker Nyako has sparked controversy on social media by launching harsh criticisms against Azziad Nasenya.

In a recent livestream, Nyako alleged that Azziad’s apparent success is nothing more than a facade.

Nyako’s remarks have faced widespread backlash, with numerous online users condemning her for engaging in cyberbullying and spreading negativity.

Here are some comments from X users:

“Nyako is very bitter about other women and keeps on fighting them for no reasons, self proclaimed beggar attacking content creator.” – @Asswetoo

“Azziad is way bigger than Nyako, to be honest. Embarrassing how jealousy can drive a sister to even start a cyber war just to put you down. Azziard has a brand. This, beef, is just clout chasing content ya Nyako.” – @vin_tomori

“I said this yesterday, this woman is either my age or older, you can’t be throwing shade on a baby born in 2000, Azziad is only 23, this nyako woman, again I don’t know who died and made her think she’s God’s gift to the internet. Again, umbwa Sana. Gaddem” – @karigoh

“Although Nyako has the experience to be a mentor to Aziad or any millennial out there, her tendency to engage in conflicts with every young rich and famous personality is concerning.”  – @BeingGuda

Nyako has a history of engaging in online disputes with fellow celebrities, having previously confronted singer Akothee in a verbal clash on TikTok and facing allegations of cyberbullying other influencers in Kenya.

On a contrasting note, Azziad Nasenya has asserted that she is now immune to online negativity, as expressed in a previous interview where she stated:

“People are mad. So it’s fine, it’s okay to be mad. But I always say, if you are mad, project it on me. At the end of the day, you have blocked your own blessings. So, let your small anger not hinder your own blessings. But hey, it’s life. Not everyone is going to love you. Move with the ones who love you.”

Azziad has also discussed her regular trendsetting status, expressing that:

“It’s life. I trend almost every other month. I just live. Nothing changes.”